Success Sailing Festival
Saturday, Aug 13, 2022 (9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
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Success Sailing Festival
$50.00
Leader:
alan jenkinson
Event Information
- Description
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Saturday, August 13: 9:30 AM – 3 PM
9:30 AM Meet and greet on upper deck
10:00 AM Clinic: Practice Sailing a Hobie Wave for Success
12:00 PM Picnic Lunch
1:00 PM Racing or Free Sailing
2:15 PM De-rigging
2:30 PM Awards & Recognitions
Entry Fee $50 per team (Participant + Mentor/Coach)
Limited to 14 teams
- Team consists of one Student/Sailor and one Mentor/Coach
- Student Sailors should be intellectually disabled
- Students Sailors ages 14+
- Students Sailors should be capable of swimming with a life jacket and capable of climbing back into a boat from the water with minimal assistance (as is a man-overboard)
- Mentor/Coach should be familiar with sailing a catamaran and have an established rapport with the student-sailor
Registration Fee Includes:
- Entry to Races (Participation in races is NOT required)
- Event Shirt for each Team
- Free Use of Hobie Wave for clinic and races
- Burger-Hot Dog Lunch w/ chips & Gatorade
- Prizes for racing participants (not the mentor-coach)
- Life jackets and sailing helmets provided upon request
- On-water safety patrol
- An open invitation for FREE practice on the following days.
- Advanced reservations REQUIRED (email alan@usscmc.org)
- Sunday, July 24, 1 PM – 3 PM
- Saturday, July 30, 11 AM – 1 PM
- Sunday, July 31, 1 PM – 3 PM
- Sunday, Aug 7, 1 PM – 3 PM
- Advanced reservations REQUIRED (email alan@usscmc.org)
Clinic Format:
- A group lesson will be given on shore providing tips on how to successfully sail a Hobie Wave.
- Coaches and Students will be responsible to rig their assigned boat
- A large team effort will have everyone help everyone to launch boats from beach to floating
- The goal for the day is to have the student sailors drive the boats as the “skipper” while the coach/mentor rides as crew encouraging, instructing, and maintaining safety.When necessary, the coach/mentor will take the controls for safety.
Racing Format:
- A Unified Team Approach will be used.Each team consists of a sailor with intellectual disabilities and an able-bodied coach/mentor.
- The goal for the day is to have the student sailors drive the boat as the “skipper” while the coach/mentor rides as crew encouraging, instructing, and maintaining safety.
- Racing will be run with a “beach start”, then rounding 2-3 marks, then finishing at the beach.
- Prizes will be awarded based on those who drive the boat and trim the sails with no touch of controls by the mentor/coach.
- Recognitions will be made for all who finish the course regardless of assistance from the mentor/coach.
Registration Count
Registration Type | Registrations | Remaining |
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All Participants | 7 | 8 |