Beginner Learn to Sail
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: Monday – Friday. (Ages 8-12 years)
No sailing experience is required for the beginning sailing classes! On-the-water instruction takes place in Optimist dinghies. Students successfully completing Beginner Learn to Sail should be able to rig and launch a dinghy sailboat, self-rescue a capsized sailboat, understand the three points of sail (beating, reaching and running), and tack and jibe a dinghy sailboat in fair weather conditions with proper supervision.
All lessons are taught by at least one instructor in a coach boat with other instructors nearby to help. If you are 16-18 years old and would like to learn how to sail, please get in touch and we will find the best option for you.
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Intermediate Learn to Sail
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: Monday – Friday. (Ages 8-18 years)
This course is open to students who have completed the Beginner Learn to Sail course, have a US Sailing Certificate, or demonstrate comparable sailing experience. Intermediate sailors will be sailing RS Teras and FJs.
Intermediate Sailing classes build upon skills acquired in the <>Beginner Learn to Sail course. Students will further develop their understanding of sail controls, helming, sail trim, boating safety, racing rules, strategy and other US Sailing skills. The class will have a strong emphasis on safety, peer learning and having fun!
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Keelboat Camp
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: (Monday – Friday) (Ages 10-18 years)
Keelboat camp is sailed in J/24s with up to 6 students. This course is open to students who have completed the Beginner Learn to Sail course, have a US Sailing Certificate, or demonstrate comparable sailing experience.
Keelboat camp is focused on understanding and operation of a larger sailboat. We will be sailing in J/24s and will learn how to get to and from the dock, change sails, use spinnakers and some basic racing technique. We will practice proper seamanship and be introduced to solid fundamental boat practices that will carry on throughout a sailor’s life.
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Beginner Learn to Sail
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: Monday – Friday. (Ages 8-12 years)
No sailing experience is required for the beginning sailing classes! On-the-water instruction takes place in Optimist dinghies. Students successfully completing Beginner Learn to Sail should be able to rig and launch a dinghy sailboat, self-rescue a capsized sailboat, understand the three points of sail (beating, reaching and running), and tack and jibe a dinghy sailboat in fair weather conditions with proper supervision.
All lessons are taught by at least one instructor in a coach boat with other instructors nearby to help. If you are 16-18 years old and would like to learn how to sail, please get in touch and we will find the best option for you.
Links:
Intermediate Learn to Sail
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: Monday – Friday. (Ages 8-18 years)
This course is open to students who have completed the Beginner Learn to Sail course, have a US Sailing Certificate, or demonstrate comparable sailing experience. Intermediate sailors will be sailing RS Teras and FJs.
Intermediate Sailing classes build upon skills acquired in the <>Beginner Learn to Sail course. Students will further develop their understanding of sail controls, helming, sail trim, boating safety, racing rules, strategy and other US Sailing skills. The class will have a strong emphasis on safety, peer learning and having fun!
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Keelboat Camp
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: (Monday – Friday) (Ages 10-18 years)
Keelboat camp is sailed in J/24s with up to 6 students. This course is open to students who have completed the Beginner Learn to Sail course, have a US Sailing Certificate, or demonstrate comparable sailing experience.
Keelboat camp is focused on understanding and operation of a larger sailboat. We will be sailing in J/24s and will learn how to get to and from the dock, change sails, use spinnakers and some basic racing technique. We will practice proper seamanship and be introduced to solid fundamental boat practices that will carry on throughout a sailor’s life.
Links:
Beginner Learn to Sail
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: Monday – Friday. (Ages 8-12 years)
No sailing experience is required for the beginning sailing classes! On-the-water instruction takes place in Optimist dinghies. Students successfully completing Beginner Learn to Sail should be able to rig and launch a dinghy sailboat, self-rescue a capsized sailboat, understand the three points of sail (beating, reaching and running), and tack and jibe a dinghy sailboat in fair weather conditions with proper supervision.
All lessons are taught by at least one instructor in a coach boat with other instructors nearby to help. If you are 16-18 years old and would like to learn how to sail, please get in touch and we will find the best option for you.
Links:
Intermediate Learn to Sail
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: Monday – Friday. (Ages 8-18 years)
This course is open to students who have completed the Beginner Learn to Sail course, have a US Sailing Certificate, or demonstrate comparable sailing experience. Intermediate sailors will be sailing RS Teras and FJs.
Intermediate Sailing classes build upon skills acquired in the <>Beginner Learn to Sail course. Students will further develop their understanding of sail controls, helming, sail trim, boating safety, racing rules, strategy and other US Sailing skills. The class will have a strong emphasis on safety, peer learning and having fun!
Links:
Keelboat Camp
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: (Monday – Friday) (Ages 10-18 years)
Keelboat camp is sailed in J/24s with up to 6 students. This course is open to students who have completed the Beginner Learn to Sail course, have a US Sailing Certificate, or demonstrate comparable sailing experience.
Keelboat camp is focused on understanding and operation of a larger sailboat. We will be sailing in J/24s and will learn how to get to and from the dock, change sails, use spinnakers and some basic racing technique. We will practice proper seamanship and be introduced to solid fundamental boat practices that will carry on throughout a sailor’s life.
Links:
Beginner Learn to Sail
Note: This is a full-day class, 5 days: Monday – Friday. (Ages 8-12 years)
No sailing experience is required for the beginning sailing classes! On-the-water instruction takes place in Optimist dinghies. Students successfully completing Beginner Learn to Sail should be able to rig and launch a dinghy sailboat, self-rescue a capsized sailboat, understand the three points of sail (beating, reaching and running), and tack and jibe a dinghy sailboat in fair weather conditions with proper supervision.
All lessons are taught by at least one instructor in a coach boat with other instructors nearby to help. If you are 16-18 years old and would like to learn how to sail, please get in touch and we will find the best option for you.