Climbing Basics
Free – UNL Students/Members
$15 – General Public
Learn the foundation of rope management skills, knots, equipment and policies required to climb at the Outdoor Adventures Center. Completion of class and skills check provides a one-year Climbing Pass.
Register for Climbing BasicsLead Climbing Clinic
$20 – UNL Students/Members
$50 – General Public
Been climbing a bit and looking to take your experience to the sharp end? Learn to lead climb in the climbing center. Class objectives include:
- Build stronger body awareness.
- Become comfortable in appropriately identifying hazards associated with lead climbing and ways to minimize their potential.
- Provide lead belay, smooth and efficient clipping and foot positioning while climbing.
- Learn to safely take lead falls.
Wilderness First Responder
$800- UNL Students/Members
$915- General Public
This Wilderness First Responder (WFR) / WEMT course is designed for outdoor professionals, those taking multi-day or extended trips, and people involved with high-risk activities (rock climbing, whitewater paddling, mountaineering, etc.). WFR courses provide the ideal training for people who travel in remote locations, in challenging weather, with limited equipment, unreliable communication, and little or no access to outside assistance. WFR certification is the industry standard for outdoor guides and instructors, and graduates are trained to care for patients for extended periods and to make independent decisions about evacuation and resources.
This course is being taught through the Wilderness Medicine Training Center (WMTC). Contact Jordan Messerer, jordan.messerer@unl.edu, with questions.
Bike Maintenance Skills
Free – UNL Students/Members
$35 – General Public
Don't let a minor mechanical issue end your ride. Join this clinic to learn essential bike maintenance skills, including fixing a flat tire, making common brake and derailleur adjustments, and improving bike fit. Bringing your own bike is encouraged for hands-on practice.
Register HereBike Commuter Skills
Free – UNL Students/Members
Free – General Public
This class helps riders build confidence and competence using a bicycle for recreation, transportation, and sport in a variety of road, climate, terrain, and traffic conditions.
Class time is spent on your bike practicing drills in a parking lot to develop essential bike-handling skills. The course concludes with a short group ride that includes both recreational trails and on-street riding as part of real traffic. Helmets and bikes are provided for participants who need them.
Register HereBike Commute Coaching
FREE to the university community
Our League of American Bicyclists Instructors are here to assist you and answer your questions to help get you on the bike. There are also many online resources on bike commuting.
- Do you need help finding a bike-friendly route in town?
- Do you need help becoming more comfortable or confident riding?
- Not sure how to dress or need help dialing in your bike for the commute to work or school?
- Want to learn some basic mechanical skills?