Young American Sailing Academy

Young American Sailing Academy A group of Junior sailors aged between 14-23 with a track record at competing in local and regional big boat races.

In 2018 our big race will the the Newport to Bermuda race starting on June 15th.

This is a link to the Race page for the Bermuda Shorthanded return, a race I am sailing BACK from BDA starting Sat.Rumma...
06/27/2024

This is a link to the Race page for the Bermuda Shorthanded return, a race I am sailing BACK from BDA starting Sat.
Rummage around in these links and the yellow brick tracker ought to show up. It won't show anything until about 1400 Saturday, when the race starts.

On July 30, 1844, John Cox Stevens (1785-1857) and eight of his friends met aboard Stevens’ yacht Gimcrack, anchored off the Battery in New York Harbor. That afternoon, they established the New York Yacht Club (NYYC) and made three critical decisions that day: first, they elected Stevens as Commod...

Nice job AdrienOh and peter
06/21/2023

Nice job Adrien
Oh and peter

The second half of the Bermuda One-Two concluded when the Hinckley Pilot 35 Strummer was the last boat to finish at 6:33 pm on June 20 in Newport, RI.

YASA Narragansett Bay Program 2002Safe Harbor Marinas Apponaug17 Harbor Neck Rd, Warwick, RI 02886All activities start a...
05/26/2022

YASA Narragansett Bay Program 2002
Safe Harbor Marinas Apponaug
17 Harbor Neck Rd, Warwick, RI 02886
All activities start and finish at the Marina, with sailing on Greenwich Bay and adjacent waters.
WHAT IS BIG BOAT SAILING?
Course 100
$650
MONDAYS & TUESDAYS
1630-1930
June: 13 through July 25, 26
Introduction to the role of sailing on keel boats including:
• Preliminary discussion of and walk thru practices of correct docking and departing, procedures mooring lines and fenders.
• Discussions and walk thru of safety issues including man overboard recovery.
• Basic rules of the road.
• Practical applications of navigation and charting. Position fixing.
• An overview of the arts and sciences of rigging, handling, sailing a 35’ keel boat with asymmetrical spinnakers on a bow sprit.
• Crew coordination, teamwork, and communication
• Hoisting lowering reefing trimming the sails on a keel boat
• Use of tools for sail shape adjustment.
• Preparing, setting, trimming, gybing dropping the spinnaker.

SPEEDING IT UP.
Course 200

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
1630-1930
June 16, 17 through August 4 & 5
Prerequisite Course 100 OR the ability to demonstrate competent ex*****on of the content of Course 100.
Builds on Course 100 with a view to developing a crew roster capable of racing in Wednesday evening races.
Includes:
• Integrating boat and sail handling with crew coordination/teamwork
• The tactics and strategy of yacht racing.
• Higher performance boat speed
• Rig tuning topics
• Sail trim.
• Boat handling: Starts, mark rounding’s (with bigger, slower responding and more expensive assets than 420 dinghies)
• Avoiding bumper cars rounding’s.
• Intro discussion of tactics and strategies for distance races.

Empowering the next generation of offshore sailors

Address

375 Forest Avenue
Rye, NY
10580

Opening Hours

Monday 5am - 10pm
Tuesday 5am - 10pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Sunday 2pm - 4pm

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