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2019 Sailing & Boating Camp Flyer Lake Merritt Boating Center 568 Bellevue Ave. Oakland, CA 94610 Junior Leadership Basic Sailing Intermediate Sailing Phone (510) 238-2196 This entry level sailing class Designed for sailors who want to Fax (510) 238-7199 Sailors are taken to the next level gives kids a chance to get their pursue future camp/sailing while keeping an emphasis on www.sailoakland.com "sea legs". The campers start by instructor opportunities. This fun, safety and fun! More advanced learning the parts of the sailboat, small-group, hands-on training is sailing skills are covered on focused on developing yourself as Open Houses and by week's end understand faster, more challenging sailboats. a role model and leader for wind direction as it relates to Intermediate Sailing gets you younger kids, learning skills to Enjoy Free Boat Rentals on the propelling, and more importantly, ready to sail at JLAC on the help safely lead camp games and Lake & learn about Boating controlling their sailboat. Games activities, and the fundamentals Oakland Estuary. Safety! and drills on the water help to of teaching boating safety and Prerequisite: Passing Basic teach these basic skills. Sailing Camp skills. Selected individuals will have the opportunity to sign up National Safe Boating Week No experience is needed, but a for the counselor in training Saturday, May 18th 11am -4pm swim evaluation is required. Cost: $250 Non-resident $300 program for the summer camp Cost: $250 Non-resident $300 season. Ages: 10-17 Prerequisite: Estuary (JLAC) Ages: 10-17 Celebrate National Recreation Sailing Camp Location: Lake Merritt Boating & Parks Month Location: Lake Merritt Boating Saturday, July 20th 1pm – 3pm Center Center Cost: $250 Non-resident $300 Ages: 14 – 17 When: Monday – Friday When: Mon-Fri 9am to 3:30 pm* Location: Lake Merritt Boating 9:00am – 3:30pm* Center Activity # Dates Activity# Dates ISC1902 6/17 – 6/21 When: Mon – Fri 9am – 3:30pm* BSC1901 6/10 – 6/14 *Before & After Care ISC1903 6/24 – 6/28 BSC1902 6/17 – 6/21 Activity # Dates ISC1904 7/1, 2, 3, 5 (4-day) Extended care is available between BSC1903 6/24 – 6/28 JrLd1901 6/10 – 6/14 ISC1905 7/8 – 7/12 8 am and 6 pm for an additional BSC1904 7/1, 2, 3, 5 (4-day) ISC1906 7/15 – 7/19 $15 a day. Not available for JLAC BSC1905 7/8 – 7/12 ISC1907 7/22 – 7/26 Scholarships for camps. $1/min late fee after 6pm. BSC1906 7/15 – 7/19 ISC1908 7/29 – 8/2 Oakland Youth BSC1907 7/22 – 7/26 ISC1909 8/5 – 8/9 Limited scholarships are available NO Monday before care for BSC1908 7/29 – 8/2 ISC1910 8/12 – 8/16 for Oakland youth with financial Explorer Campers, meet at BSC1909 8/5 – 8/9 need. Call 510-238-2196 for more Temescal pool. BSC1910 8/12 – 8/16 th July 4 week: $192 Non-res. $230 information. th July 4 week: $192 Non-res. $230 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call 510-238-2196 or visit our website at www.sailoakland.com TO REGISTER: Come by the Lake Merritt Boating Center OR register at https://cityofoakland.perfectmind.com Click on “Not a Member Yet? Create an Account” then “Manage Login” to set your password, and register online. Look under Camps/Town Camp-Summer/Boating. Explorer Camp Explore Lake Merritt on a variety of vessels including pedal boats, dragonboats, kayaks, and canoes. Adventures abound Jack London learning about maps, arts and crafts, and local lakeside plants and wildlife, including visits to the bird sanctuary and Aquatic Center botanical gardens. The camp starts with a water safety session at Temescal swimming pool. 115 Embarcadero Ave. Activity # Dates Activity # Date Oakland, CA 94606 Cost: $250 Non-resident: $300 Ages: 7-10 EXP1901 6/10 – 6/14 EXP1906 7/15 – 7/19 Location: Lake Merritt Boating Center, Temescal Pool EXP1902 6/17 – 6/21 EXP1907 7/22 – 726 Phone (510) 238-2196 Fax (510) 238-7199 When: M-F 9am – 3:30pm* EXP1903 6/24 – 6/28 EXP1908 7/29 – 8/2 *Before & After Care Available (see other side) EXP1904 7/1, 2, 3, 5 (4-Day) EXP1909 8/5 – 8/9 www.sailoakland.com July 4th week: $192 Non-res. $230 EXP1905 7/8 – 7/12 EXP1910 8/12 – 8/16 Advanced Sailing Camp Catamaran Camp JY-15 Sailing Camp Intro to Sailing Team Improve your sailing skills, Looking for more advanced Learn to sail smaller versions of the Join us at the Oakland Estuary confidence, and leadership skills sailing than Lake Merritt offers? catamarans used in the America’s sailing on our performance with the possibility of racing in a Join us at the Oakland Estuary Cup with this great introduction to 2-person JY-15s and Club FJs. regatta. This advanced course uses and build your sailing skills. multi-hull sailing. Sail Hobie 16s Learn team sailing skills and the Bytes and Lasers. Learn basic racing techniques. on the Estuary and learn to trapeze! build more confidence sailing on Knowledge brings confidence the Estuary. Prerequisite: Estuary (JLAC) sailing when you're riding the wind in a Prerequisite: Passing Intermediate high-performance Byte sailboat. Prerequisite: Passing camp and ability to solo sail a Byte or Sailing camp with Estuary Laser around a course. US Sailing Record books will be Intermediate Sailing camp with recommendation. awarded to those who Estuary recommendation. Cost: $360 Non-resident $432 successfully complete small boat Cost: $300 Non-resident $360 Ages: 12-17 standards. Cost: $300 Non-resident $360 Ages: 12-17 Ages: 12-17 Location: Jack London Aquatic Prerequisite: Passing Location: Jack London Aquatic Center Intermediate sailing camp with Center Location: Jack London Aquatic Estuary recommendation. When: M-F 9:15 am – 3:45 pm Center Summer Week & Sat. Regatta Activity # Dates Cost: $300 Non-resident: $360 When: M-F 9:15 am – 3:45 pm Activity # IST1902 CAT1901 6/17 – 6/21 Ages: 12-17 When: M-F 9:30am-4pm 8/5-9 & CAT1902 7/1, 2, 3, 5 (4-day) Location: Jack London Aquatic Activity # Dates Sat 10am-5:30pm Aug 17th Regatta CAT1903 7/29 – 8/2 Center JY1901 7/15 – 7/19 at Encinal Yacht Club (Sail over CAT1904 8/5 – 8/9 When: M-F 9:15 am – 3:45 pm from JLAC) July 4th week: $240 Non-res. $288 Activity # Dates ASC1901 6/24 – 6/28 ASC1902 7/8 – 7/12 Do you need an ASL, Cantonese, Mandarin or Spanish interpreter or other assistance to ASC1903 7/22 – 7/26 participate? Please request five days in advance: email [email protected], call (510) 867-0654 or 711 for California Relay Service. .
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