Fingers crossed that the wind would hold after a warm day with it forecast to track to the South. Our Instructors planned to have as many independent sailors as possible, all tackling a triangular course supported by individual coaching. Preparation on the slipway for the 420s. Louis and Alex hoist the main, with help from
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18 June. Photo by Louise
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Held at Portland on 18/19 July, youth sailors from Lyme had some great results! Ed Stubbs, left, was first in the Boy’s Fevas with his crew, while Tom Rawlings, right, was second in the ILCA 4 boys. Photo: Paul and Lisa Ollie Rawlings sailed the first two races in his Topper 4.2, with a 3rd
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We were expecting dredging to start, mindful of problems last year, so Sally checked four times with the harbour office. On Tuesday morning, the Harbourmaster assured her that the pipes unloaded on the slipway would be cleared by 4pm and it was fine for Tues youth training to go ahead. The forecast was light breezes,
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Have a look at LRSC Youth on Yachts and Yachting! > > > www.yachtsandyachting.com/news/250174/Strong-wind-youth-training-at-Lyme-Regis
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It all started from Jerry and his winter Race youth sailors two winters ago, from when they sailed Picos in the harbour in strong winds – and now we have a competent group who have progressed significantly to concentrate on race skills with Graham in their ILCAs. They return to help the current Tuesday youth
Balance and Trim! Crews cope with stronger winds Read More »
> Tues Youth training has a long tradition of the older U18s who learnt with the group, joining in to help pass on skills. They are keen to do this, inspire the younger sailors and get extra time on the water or help towards their AI and DI training. > The wind was off shore
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While Tim took the second years out for a long session near the cardinal mark, the keen beginners had a second session on their ropes. A little more wind, helpful tide and a bit of sun all helped. They ended with capsize practice before showers and snacks.
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Perfect training conditions for the new Oppie cadets on Saturday as they had their first session on the sea, safely attached to long ropes held by their parents in the water. First, they practised their tacking skills on the trainer, helped by Sarah and Allan. They rigged their dinghies, and were ready to take the
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