As the winter season flies by, make sure to register for the last two UREC Belay Clinics this month! The SRC Climbing Wall is the perfect place to escape the cold winter chill and to try something new this winter! Climbers of all abilities are taught by skilled instructors the art of climbing, belaying a partner and using our autobelay system. Once you have mastered the technique behind belaying, you can participate in roped climbs during facility hours. The final two Belay Clinics this month take place on December 15 and 29 from 7-9 p.m. Make sure you register at least one day prior to the clinic date. Registration costs $7 for SRC members and nonmembers. For more information, visit urec.wsu.edu/climbing-wall.
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