From Graham Cook to Youth Race Group: I thought you might enjoy the video below. It is the medal race from the 2011 Laser Worlds in Perth. The coverage shows all of the skills that we have been working on over recent weeks. Tick them off as you watch it: Tiller jabs and double tacking […]
Join in the coaching for our Laser group Read More »
Well done Ed! Second overall in the Feva fleet with his young crew! >> >> Photos Dave Stubbs
Ed and crew in Fevas at SW Regional Champs Read More »
It’s dark too early to continue Tuesday evening sessions after this. Many of out Intermediates are being offered places on Saturday mornings with Simon’s groups as they become available, while most of the E/H group are already in Jerry’s Race group. Rewarding progress all round – in spite of the challenges, remember back in May?
Tuesday Youth Group Last Session Read More »
No wind and hot for our last Tuesday youth session. We planned an outing to Pinhay Bay to make the most of conditions and practise seamanship skills. Give a choice, go or sail in a very fickle breeze, the majority of YMs voted for the trip! Almost ready – but no key for PJ could
Last Tues Session trip to Pinhay 20 July Read More »
Before their first races, the Lyme contingent ready to start their NSSA championships. We wish you good sailing and do your best!! Ben, Tom, Josh, Ptolemy, Ferdy, Issy. Photo Tamara Orlich
Youth team at Mountbatten centre Plymouth today Read More »
Here’s hoping that the 6 club Youth Members travelling to the National Schools Sailing Association championships in Plymouth enjoy the week and their experiences in a big fleet! Issy is experienced at the event and her squad in her Topper, we hope she does well this year. For our ILCAs and Lasers, it will be
Good luck in Plymouth! Read More »
Part of the agreement between Ovington’s and the YMs taking on the ILCAs is that they keep a monthly log. Here is Tom’s first. They have both attended all training opportunities and joined in club racing. Thanks to Graham for coaching and Mike for mentoring and supporting.
First ILCA Log by Tom Read More »
