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Decisions made by the Lifeguards and Supervisor on Duty are final. Lifeguards exercise authority to enforce any rule or regulation to prevent potential injuries or accidents in the pool area.Athletic shoes, climbing shoes, boots, sandals/flip-flops and any other form of footwear are not allowed on the Aquaclimb wall.

Only water shoes are allowed on the climbing wall.There is no open swim allowed while climbers are using the Aqau climb wall.Wait out of the water on the side of the pool until climber before you have completed their climb and has exited the water.No catching children off the Aquaclimb wall.Land safely away from the wall or sides of the pool. Diving, Cannonballs, Flips etc.Are NOT allowed. Feet first only when dropping into the water.Before dropping into the water, make sure you can safely drop without people below you.The Climbing Center has over 4,000 sq ft of climbing, a 2015 boulder expansion, two-full length cracks, 10-foot roof section, 16 top-rope. DO NOT climb any higher than top of the Aquaclimb wall. Enjoy the natural elements inside the comfort of the Rec Center The Climbing Center offers University Recreation members the opportunity to rock climb year round indoors while hanging high.Two climbers allowed with one wall between them. Only one climber per route or two total at one time.Climbers must start from in the water and Not from the pool deck.Use of the lifejackets or other flotation devices are NOT permitted while climbing.Swim Test required for swimmers between 36˝ and 42˝.Non-Swimmers are not permitted to use the Aqua climb wall.

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See the full document for most up-to-date Rec Center Rules & RegulationsĮastridge Climbing Wall Questions? Contact Ryan Siegle: or 30.

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Harnesses and belay devices are available free of charge, please bring your membership card for check out.

Climbers may use their own harness, belay device, and shoes provided they are responsible for the operating condition of their own equipment.

Climbers wishing to belay must be at least 13 years old and have passed a belay test administered by an HRCA climbing instructor. Bouldering participants 13 years and older must keep their feet at or below the grey line. While bouldering, participants 12 years and younger must keep their feet at or below the white line.

Thus, participants must be at least 7 years old to climb on the wall and children 12 and under must have a parent present at all times while climbing or bouldering in the climbing area.

Because of the high risk of injury, climbers must be alert and carefully follow safe climbing procedures at all times.

A waiver must be signed in addition to the membership card appropriately punched.

Based upon manufacturer’s recommendations, all climbers must be 18 years of age (or have written consent of a parent or legal guardian and pass the General Orientation Test).

All climbers must attend an orientation session and fill out a “Waiver, Release and Covenant Not to Sue and Indemnity Agreement” form before being allowed to climb.