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Training Opportunities various training courses and docking practice

Contact us if you are interested in more Training for 2006.

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Training Opportunities for Spring / Summer / Fall

Date

Scheduled Activity

2006
Sat., Oct. 21st
9:00 A.M. – 12:00 Noon
 
Docking Practice
Costs: $25 members, $35 non-members
Class size minimum is 5 students; sign up cut off is Wed, Oct. 18thth
Location: Windward SeaVentures, Clear Lake

Curriculum: A Club skipper will demonstrate and allow each student to take the helm when leaving and returning a sailboat to the dock. This is an excellent activity toward becoming competent crew or for moving on to more advanced sail training. No prerequisites.
2006
Fri- Sun, Nov 10-12th
9:00 A.M. – 12:00 Noon
“SLV-only” ASA Basic Coastal Cruising/Bareboat Charter
Class size maximum is 4 students
Location: 3 days, 2 nights offshore sail


Curriculum:
Basic Coastal Cruising (103)

Prerequisites: Basic Keelboat Sailing Certificate
General Description: Able to cruise safely in local and regional waters as both skipper and crew on an auxiliary powered sailboat of about 20 to
30 feet in length, in moderate winds and sea conditions.

Bareboat Chartering (104)
(Intermediate Coastal Cruising)
Prerequisites: Basic Keelboat Sailing and Basic Coastal Cruising Certification
Prerequisites: ASA Basic Keelboat Certification
2006
evenings...
Tues 10/31/06
Tues 11/07/06
Tues 11/21/06
Mon 11/27/06
Thurs 12/07/06
Wed 12/13/06
7:00 – 9:00 P.M.
Coastal Navigation Training
– Tentatively planned 5 - 6 sessions planned
Exact dates to be announced later.
Costs: $150 per member (not open to non-members). Cost includes SLV Navigation manual, two local charts, COLREGS, and No. 1 Chart. Student must supply parallel rules, dividers, and calculator.
Location:
Central Market, 3815 Westheimer, Upstairs in the Community Room. Phone no. for Central Market (713) 386-1750.
RSVP For more info, contact Ed Carter at (281) 274-1871 or ed.carter@puffer.com

Curriculum: Distance-time-fuel calculations, reading nautical charts, dead reckoning navigation, understanding latitude/longitude, deviation/variation, true/magnetic/compass, bearing and fixes, set/drift, leeway, tides, fog, rules of the road, GPS technology, passage planning, bouyage systems. Prerequisites: Students should feel competent to skipper sailboats in local waters. Several hours of weekly homework required or you will not receive the full benefit from the course.

Map and directions at this link:
http://saillavie.org/cal-event/2006Navigation-Flyer.doc

   

See this Link for more information about our past CREW-TRAINING class
and take a look at the Photos too!

Example of past Courses
2005 ASA_Flyer.doc

2005 Crew_Training_Flyer.doc
2005 Docking_Practice_Flyer.doc

Revised: 27 MAR 2007

 

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