2012 Learn to Sail Registration
The Learn to Sail Program is again being taught at the Sandusky
Sailing Club this summer. The sessions being offered this year
are as follows:
Session Name |
Level of Experience |
Session Dates |
Session Times |
Available Spots |
|
Session I AM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
June 11 - June 15 |
9 am to Noon |
17 |
Register |
Session I PM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
June 11 - June 15 |
1 pm to 4 pm |
22 |
Register |
Session II AM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
June 18 - June 22 |
9 am to Noon |
14 |
Register |
Session II PM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
June 18 - June 22 |
1 pm to 4 pm |
18 |
Register |
Session III AM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
June 25 - June 29 |
9 am to Noon |
19 |
Register |
Session III PM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
June 25 - June 29 |
1 pm to 4 pm |
18 |
Register |
Session IV AM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
July 9 - July 13 |
9 am to Noon |
13 |
Register |
Session IV PM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
July 9 - July 13 |
1 pm to 4 pm |
21 |
Register |
Session V AM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
July 30 - Aug 3 |
9 am to Noon |
14 |
Register |
Session V PM |
Beginner / Intermediate |
July 30 - Aug 3 |
1 pm to 4 pm |
22 |
Register |
All sessions are for children 7 years of age and
older with beginner-to-intermediate level experience. Session
V will include an advanced class. The Program Director and
Instructors will assess student ability and will separate the
students into a beginner group and an intermediate group according
to skill level and ability. Beginner instruction will focus on
water safety skills, rigging and derigging boats, nautical terms,
knots, and elementary sailing skills. In the intermediate
class, the emphasis will be on building the child's confidence in
boat handling skills, including "skippering the boat, learning sail
trim, learning the sailing and racing "rules of the road" and an
introduction to racing. Students are invited and encouraged to
participate in as many sessions as possible. Registration for
each glass will be limited to 25 students and will be accepted on a
first come first serve basis except in Session IV where
pre-registration is required. Life jackets will be worn at all
time when on or near the water. There will be a swimming test
given by the instructors on the first day of class. All
students must know how to swim with and without a life jacket.
Helpful hints to make this a successful learning experience for your
child:
Prompt arrival and pickup will be expected. Our
instructors cannot be responsible for watching participants
prior to or after class times.
Pay attention to the weather and send your child dressed
accordingly. Proper attire should include a swimsuit and
closed toed shoes. Also, needed every day will be a towel,
a change of clothes, a sweatshirt or light jacket, life jacket,
hat and sunscreen. It is highly recommended that sunscreen
be applied to all areas not covered by your cuild's bathing suit
before he/she leaves home. Classes will be held indoors if
necessary due to inclement weather.
Tee shirts and certificates will be awarded to students who
successfully complete the program.
For more information on this program please contact:
Mike Austin or
Stacey Witter
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