Jr. Sailing Camps
Jr. Sailing Camps: Two types of Junior Sailing camps are being offered again this year. The One Week Jr Sailing Camp" is a 4 - day sailing camp, running from 9 am to 4 pm, for kids of varying skills and abilities. Kids will be given the opportunity to learn about going around marks, starts, itc. There will be three of these sessions available. The cost of each 1 week camp is $125. Again, we are excited to offer a full summer of sailing activity from May 31 through August 17 through CSSA's GUST Summer Sailing Camp. For $300, it includes not only the three one-week camps mentioned above, but the 5 Regatta race weekends with coach support, racing clinics days and additional sailing camps and clinics at OCBC. These may be attended in any combination, but pre-registration is required for each session. Note: The scout sailing activities are not included.
Enrollment forms
Form Download: Gust Member Registration 2008
Form Download: Gust Full Summer Sailing Event Registration 2008
Form Download: One Week Sailing Camp
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All NSA junior sailors are between the ages of 8 and 18. This is a fixed age range (learned by experienced parents), and will be required to wear a US Coast Guard approved life jacket (PFD) while on the water and the docks. All participants are required to pass a swim test of 25 yards wearing a PFD on the first day of a Sailing Camp, Regatta team or Weekend Warriors.
NSA will supply boats for the participants. Participants 14 yrs. old and under with a weight of 130 lbs. and under will sail in Optimists. Older and larger participants will sail in Sunfish.
Equipment Needed: PFD, Tennis or Boat Shoes, Swimsuit, T-shirt, Hat, Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Towel, Water Bottle, and Lunch with Drink. All items should be marked with the camper's name.
We want all of our Summer Sail Campers to have an enjoyable and FUN summer. Our primary purpose is to provide quality instruction. To do this and have the most fun in the process, discipline must be maintained. Juniors who cannot maintain the appropriate safe and respectful conduct will be subject to disciplinary measures.