Sign your child up for University Recreation’s Fun and Fitness themed Cougar Kids Camp! This camp runs June 20-24 and focuses on teaching children how fun fitness can be. Campers will participate in sports conditioning, yoga, Zumba and aquatic sessions. They will also attend a nutrition workshop and work with UREC’s personal trainers to prep for the Cougar obstacle course at the end of the week. Register your camper by June 15 and receive a $10 discount! For more information about Cougar Kids Camp registration, visit urec.wsu.edu/cougarkids.
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