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Annapolis Yacht Club Junior Fleet Handbook for Sailors and Parents Annapolis Yacht Club Junior Fleet Handbook For Sailors and Parents Table of Contents 1. Purpose of Handbook ........................................................................................................................... 5 2. Mission Statement ................................................................................................................................ 6 3. History ................................................................................................................................................... 7 4. Boats We Sail......................................................................................................................................... 8 Optimist ..................................................................................................................................... 8 Laser .......................................................................................................................................... 9 Club 420 ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Collegiate 420 (High School Teams) .......................................................................................... 9 J/22 .......................................................................................................................................... 10 5. Description of Summer Programs ....................................................................................................... 11 Learn to Sail Programs ............................................................................................................. 11 Beginner Optimist ............................................................................................................................... 11 Intermediate Optimist ........................................................................................................................ 11 Teen 420 ............................................................................................................................................. 12 Creek Critters ...................................................................................................................................... 13 Sea Squirts ........................................................................................................................................... 13 Adventure Sailing ................................................................................................................................ 14 This class will use a variety of water activities such as paddleboards, kayaks and keelboats to have a great time on and near the water! This class pairs well for those sailors choosing to participate in either Beginner or Intermediate Optimist half day classes. ............................................................... 15 Powerboat Certification (Ages 13-18) Two-Week Session: Monday - Friday | 9am - 12pm .............. 15 Race ......................................................................................................................................... 16 Opti Lime Green .................................................................................................................................. 16 Ages: 8-11 years .................................................................................................................................. 16 Monday - Friday | 1pm - 4:30pm ........................................................................................................ 16 This two week program serves as an introduction to racing. Sailors will learn the basics of racing and compete in AYC based scrimmages and mock regattas. Racing skills will include starts, mark rounding, regatta rigging, regatta etiquette and basic rules. This program will serve as a prerequisite for being accepted onto the Chesapeake Race Team beginning summer 2020. ........... 16 Green Fleet Optimist Race Team ........................................................................................................ 16 Red/White/Blue Fleet Optimist Race Team ........................................................................................ 16 Copyright © 2014 Annapolis Yacht Club 2 of 49 420 Chesapeake Race Team................................................................................................................ 17 420 Race Team .................................................................................................................................... 18 Laser Race Team ................................................................................................................................. 18 6. Optimist Spring and Fall Training ........................................................................................................ 20 AYC Optimist Pathway ............................................................................................................. 20 Chesapeake Team – Learn to Race Program ...................................................................................... 20 Development Team ............................................................................................................................. 21 Race Team ........................................................................................................................................... 23 AYC Optimist Year Round Program ..................................................................................................... 25 7. High School Sailing .............................................................................................................................. 26 8. For Sailors ............................................................................................................................................ 27 Personal Boats and Equipment ............................................................................................... 28 Code of Conduct for Junior Sailors .......................................................................................... 29 Other Recommendations ........................................................................................................ 31 9. For Parents .......................................................................................................................................... 32 Activities at AYC ....................................................................................................................... 32 Volunteering ............................................................................................................................ 32 AYC Junior Fleet Regatta Support............................................................................................ 32 Activities Away From AYC ........................................................................................................ 33 Boat/Sailor Transportation ...................................................................................................... 34 Lodging .................................................................................................................................... 35 Regatta Pre-Registering ........................................................................................................... 35 Medical Releases ..................................................................................................................... 35 Traveling Costs ........................................................................................................................ 35 Association Memberships/Fees .............................................................................................. 35 Team Coordinator / Liaison ..................................................................................................... 37 Code of Conduct for Parents ................................................................................................... 38 Chaperone Guidelines ............................................................................................................. 40 10. Personal Equipment and Gear ........................................................................................................ 42 11. Opportunities at AYC Outside of the Junior Program ..................................................................... 43 12. Injuries ............................................................................................................................................ 44 Copyright © 2014 Annapolis Yacht Club 3 of 49 13. Medical/ Emergency Waiver ........................................................................................................... 45 14. Junior Program Perpetual Trophies ................................................................................................ 47 15. Frequently Asked Questions ........................................................................................................... 48 Copyright © 2014 Annapolis Yacht Club 4 of 49 1. Purpose of Handbook This handbook was created to provide a guide for sailors, parents, or guardians involved in the Annapolis Yacht Club Junior Fleet. This includes all summer activity as well as high school sailing, the Optimist program, and all year-round racing activity. It offers a description of how the program operates, what is expected of sailors, guidance for and expectations of parents, general recommendations for gear and equipment,
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