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Summer Sailing Program 2018 St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club Panama City, FL Designed to accommodate all interest and skill levels. All instructors are US Sailing certified and have current CPR & First Aid certificates. Program is open to the public. No membership required! Discounts are available to members, those who plan on attending more than one session this summer, and to those bringing a sibling or referring a buddy new to sailing. Everyone is required to pass the swim check of 50 yards for safety reasons. Contact Us St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club Bunkers Cove Rd. Panama City, FL (850)769-2453 [email protected] www.stabyc.com FB: Stabyc Youth Sailing 1 to the St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club! Our Summer Sailing Program is aimed to accommodate all interests and skill levels. The program is based on the US SAILING curriculum and designed with an emphasis on learning new skills, while having fun and being safe! All instructors are very professional, US SALING Certified, and have current CPR & First Aid Certificates. We offer a variety of classes based upon skill level, age, and interest: * If you are new to sailing, or would like to improve your basic sailing skills, look into our "Learn-to-Sail" classes. * If you reached your level 2, you are welcome to join one of our adventure sailing classes, to enjoy a variety of different boats and have fun! * Those interested in learning more advanced skills should look into our advanced program geared towards those interested in racing and improving their sailing skills. Everyone is required to pass the swim check held on the first day of class. Our sailing program is open to the public, membership is not required, and discounts are available. On the next few pages you will find more info about each sailing session offered. Please keep in mind that learn-to-sail classes are offered in the beginning of the summer only. Our sailing program has been redesigned, so please take the time to look into all we have to offer... We look forward to teaching your child how to sail and/or coaching them through a higher skill level this summer! Fair winds, Nick Nick Cumbie Waterfront Director 2 Learning Pathways Optimist Level 1-2: Learn to Sail Age 5-10 Adventure Sailing Kids Optimist Level 3 (Opti / O’Pen Bic / Green Fleet Hobie Wave) Learn to Race Age 7-14 Age 5-10 Optimist Racer Red Blue White Fleet Advanced Racing Age 7-14 Sunfish / 420 Flying Scot Level 1-2: Learn to Sail Level 1-2: Learn to Sail Age 11 – 18 Age 13 and Up Adventure Sailing Teens Sunfish / 420 420 Level 3 Flying Scot Level 3 (Hobie Wave/ O’Pen Bic / Racing Spinnaker and Trapeze Spinnaker Sunfish / 420) Racing Viper 640 Racing Advanced Racing Basic Keelboat USCG Boating Safety Learn to Sail Ages 14 and Up Ages 13 and Up 3 Summer Sailing 2018 Schedule St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club WEEK 1 WEEK 2 June 11 - 14 (4days) June 18 - 22 MORNING Learn to Sail (session 1.1) Learn to Sail (session 1.1) 8:00 - 12:00PM Opti Level -1 2 Opti Level -1 2 AFTERNOON Learn to Sail (session 1.2) Learn to Sail (session 1.2) 1:00 - 5:00PM 420/Sunfish Level 1-2 420/Sunfish Level 1-2 EVENING Private Lessons Private Lessons WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 June 25 - Jun 29 July 2 - 6 July 9 - 13 July 16 - 20 Learn to Race(session 2.1) Learn to Sail (session 3.1) Learn to Sail (session 3.1) Opti Level 3 / 420 Level 3 OFF for the week of the 4th Opti Level -1 2 Opti Level -1 2 Flying Scot Level 3 (session 2.2) Adventure Sailing Teens Adventure Sailing Teens Advanced Sailors Off for the week of the 4th (session 3.2) (session 3.2) Viper 640 Jr. Lipton Camp Viper 640 Jr. Lipton Camp (session 3.3) (session 3.3) Private Lessons Off for the week of the 4th Private Lessons Private Lessons WEEK 7 WEEK 8 July 23 - 27 July 30 - Aug 3 Learn to Sail (session 4.1) Learn to Sail (session 4.1) Opti Level -1 2 Opti Level -1 2 Adventure Sailing Teens Adventure Sailing Teens (session 4.2) (session 4.2) Private Lessons Private Lessons 4 Learn-to-Sail Classes Open to beginner and intermediate sailors Our Learn-to-Sail courses are set up for both beginner and intermediate sailors. They will learn the basics of sailing in a safe and fun environment. All sailors will be introduced to a variety of boats. We will have fun activities planned such as a Pirate Day for the little ones, and a Destination Cruise for the teenagers! Opti Level 1-2 Open to ages 5—10 “My child learned so much about Monday thru Friday, 8:00 AM - 12:00PM (2 weeks) boating and safety. After 2 weeks he Session 1.1: June 11 - 14 & June 18 - 22 (9 days) Session 3.1: July 9 - July 20 was able to steer his own boat! He had Session 4.1: July 23 - Aug 3 so much fun, we keep coming back for Cost: Regular $300 / Ext. Family $250 / Member $200 more each summer.” “The instructors are very knowledgea- ble and make it a fun and safe experi- ence for everyone.” Sunfish / 420 Level 1-2 Open to ages 11—18 - Summer Sailing Mom Monday thru Friday, 1:00PM - 5:00 PM (2 weeks) Session 1.2: June 11 - 14 & June 18 - 22 (9 days) Cost: Regular $300 / Ext. Family $250 / Member $200 Receive a $20 DISCOUNT if you register BEFORE APRIL 30th!* 5 Adventure Sailing Must have reached level 2* Join the adventure! Be exposed to a variety of boats, let’s explore the bay together, while you keep improv- ing your sailing skills! Adventure Sailing TEENS Open to ages 11—18 Monday thru Friday, 1:00 PM - 5:00PM Session 3.2: July 9- July 20 Session 4.2: July 23 - Aug 3 Cost: $300 / $250 / $200 Advanced Classes Must have reached level 2* Opti Level 3 / 420 Level 3 Learn to sail independently, use of tiller exten- sion, improve sailing technique, learn to race Open to ages 7—14 opti / ages 11—18 420 Monday thru Friday, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Session 2.1: Jun 25 - Jun 29 (1 week) Cost: $175 / $150 / $125 Flying Scot Level 3 (Adv Sailors) Learn to use the spinnaker and basic racing. Open to ages 13 and up* (Only 6 spots) Monday thru Friday, 1:00AM - 5:00 PM Session 2.2 : June 25 - June 29 (1 week) Cost: $200 / $180 / $150 Viper 640 Jr. Lipton Camp The Viper 640 class is setup for the purpose of training juniors who are committed to going to 2018 Junior Lipton Championship in New Orleans, LA July 21st and 22nd. Priority to filling the Viper 640 class will be based on that commitment . Open to ages 13 and up* Monday thru Friday, 1:00 PM - 5:00PM Private Lessons Session 3.3: July 9- July 20 (2 weeks) Available to all ages and skill levels. Both kids and Cost: $300 / $250 / $200 adults are welcome. Contact us for more info. Receive a $20 DISCOUNT if you register BEFORE APRIL 30th! * 6 Visitors Day Discounts Come out on the last Thursday of each session EARLY REGISTRTION: to watch your child’s sailing performances. If If you register before April 30th, you will receive you are not a member of the club, you will be $10 off on all 1-week sessions, and $20 off on all able to purchase a $20 coupon for any drinks/ 2-week sessions. food you would like to consume while you are SIBLINGS: Sign more than one child up (brother/ enjoying the sailing activities. sister), and receive a discount accordingly: 2nd Child - $20 discount Awards and Ice Cream Party 3rd Child - $30 discount On the last Friday of each session a party will be 4th Child - $40 discount hosted by the Yacht Club. Ice cream will be en- joyed, followed by awards given commemo- rating the accomplishments of each sailor. Par- REPETITIVE DISCOUNT: If you register for more ents & Guests are welcome to attend the cere- than one session during summer 2018, you will mony. Join us 15 minutes earlier than usual pick receive $20 off your extra session(s). up time. BRING A BUDDY: Parent of the Day Every time you bring in a new sailing buddy, you The parent of the day is responsible for the will receive a point. The goal is to gather as snack of the day. The very first day of camp you many points as possible all spring/summer long. will be able to sign up for your preferred day. If The person who collects most points will receive you would like to volunteer for the first Mon- a free sailing camp, movie tickets, or a game of day of camp, please mention so on your regis- putt putt golf. tration form. Discounts cannot be combined. Cancellation Policy - Course fees are nonrefundable (other than for medical reasons, supported by a doctor’s note/receipt). End of Summer Party - For cancellations made more than 4 weeks before the course date, the course fee is transferable to another Saturday, August 4th course (if possible), or 80% refundable. Let’s wrap up the summer! All Summer Sailing - For cancellations within the 4 week period, half of the participants and their families are invited to a course fee will be transferable to another course (if possi- fun party just for them.
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