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1 Youth Summer sailing syllabus For the love of the Vineyard and the sea Think Sail MV
2 Racing Seamanship Gold Vondée Silver Volvo Bronze Sail Martha s Vineyard Youth sailing syllabus Clipper Swordfish Mackerel Scup Minnow MABs
3 MESSING AROUND IN BOATS Craft: Optimist, SUP s, Rhodes Wind direction 2. Different types of boats 3. Need for personal buoyancy 4. The need to wear the correct clothing 1. How to put on a buoyancy aid 2. How to be towed 3. The effect trash is having on our seas 1. Row a dinghy 15 meters 2. Paddle a SUP 25 meters 3. Steer an optimist being towed 4. Name and collect three different types of mollusc s and crustaceans 5. Steer a pram drifting down wind Will visit: 1. The lagoon Hatchery 2. The Lagoon Herring run
4 MINNOW Craft Tera, Optimist, Feva 5. Wind direction 6. Parts of the boat 7. Sources of weather forecasts 8. Need for personal buoyancy 9. The need to wear the correct clothing 10. Being properly prepared for a day on the water 11. Capsize, how to stay with the boat 4. How to put on a buoyancy aid 5. Wind Direction 6. Parts of the boat 7. How to rig an Optimist 8. How to be towed 9. How to launch and recover a dinghy 6. A reef knot 7. Figure of 8 8. Row a dinghy 25 meters 9. Start and Stop a sailing dinghy on a beam reach 10. Fasten a line to a cleat 11. Sheet in a sail 12. Initiate tack 13. Helming across the wind on a beam reach
5 SCUP Craft: Optimist & Feva 1. Effects of wind on water 2. Basic rules of the road 3. Respect of other water users 4. How to respect the ocean 5. 5 essentials 1. What are leeward and windward 2. Dangers of a lee shore 3. Sources of weather forecasts 4. Types of personal buoyancy and clothing 5. How to deal with a capsize 1. Rigging a dinghy alone 2. Launching and landing with assistance 3. How to be towed 4. Helming across the wind on a beam reach tack 6. Sail to windward
6 MACKEREL Craft: Tera, Optimist & Feva 1. Basic tides 2. Dangers of sailing on tidal waters 3. Basic sail controls 4. Need to inform someone you are going on the water 5. Safe sailing areas 6. Beaufort scale 1. Up wind points of sail 2. Down wind points of sail 3. What you can do to decrease your impact on the oceans 4. How to deal with an inversion, and how to avoid entrapment 5. Basic rules of the road 6. 5 Essentials 7. How to apply rules of the road 8. How to recover a man overboard 1. Launching and recover alone (windward shore) 2. Basic lie to tack 4. Sail on down wind points of sail 5. Gybe 6. Bowline 7. Clove hitch 8. Right a capsized dinghy
7 SWORDFISH Craft: Optimist, Tera, Feva, Different types of weather forecast 2. Basic types of clouds 3. Boat setup 4. Difference between headers and lifts 5. What are oscillating and persistent shifts 6. The dangers of UV 7. Different types of boat buoyancy 8. Boat setup 1. Basic racing rules 2. How to pick up a mooring 3. How to set up a tow 4. Basic start sequence 5. Different race courses 1. Role tacks and gybes 2. Launch and recover alone (lee shore) 3. Line Starting 4. Man overboard 5. Coming along side 6. Sail backwards 7. Triangle - sausage course 8. Tight circles
8 BRONZE Craft: Tera, Optimist, Feva, Portsmouth yardstick handicap system 2. On the water forecasting 3. Sail shape and sail control effects 4. Protest protocol 5. Race preparation 6. 1 st beat/ holding a lane 7. Use of a spinnaker (symmetric V asymmetric) 1. Racing rules 2. Different starts 3. Boat set up 4. Scoring systems 5. 3 thirds jibing (spinnaker) 1. Trigger Pulls 2. Line Bias and start set up 3. React correctly to shifts up wind 4. Sailing by the lee 5. Trapezoid course (mark rounding)
9 Craft: Tera, Optimist, Feva, Synoptic charts 2. Use of NOAA charts 3. Regatta preparation 4. Strength and mobility training 5. Use of video and GPS data 6. Constructive performance reviewing SILVER 1. Application of weather forecast to individual race and a regatta 2. Tidal preparation and in-race tactics 3. Shore side boat set up 4. Sail shape control (4 th corner) 5. Warm ups/warm downs 6. Basic jury protocol 1. Start setup (slippage, line positioning, leeward gap) 2. Lee bowing 3. Boat and Boat VS Boat on-fleet tactics 4. 3 thirds jibing (spinnaker) 5. Boat care 6. Protest experience
10 Craft: Feva, 420 GOLD 1. Shipping forecast 2. Campaign preparation 3. Class recognition and registration 4. Measurement process 5. Self-evaluation evaluating others 6. Personal development (progression into larger dinghies) 1. Recognition of frontal systems, and tactical advantages 2. Up wind assessment = downwind tactics 3. Sailing in pressure downwind 4. On the water nutrition 5. Sailing Psychology 6. Risk / reward assessment 1. Start setup: Lay lines, clearing to windward 2. Application of tactical preparations 3. Threat identification, tactical malleability 4. Gybe set / Gybe drop (kiwi drop) 5. Defending a side 6. Up wind lifts
11 Craft: 420, Rhodes 19 CLIPPER 1. Hazards of sailing on open tidal waters 2. International regulations for the prevention of collisions at sea 3. Safety equipment for a day sail 4. The need to carry water 5. How to reef 6. 3 ply splicing 1. The following terminology: windward, leeward, forward, aft, ahead, astern, to weather, abeam, downwind, amidships, quarter, pinching, sailing by the lee, luff, bear away, planning, sternway, broach 2. Anchoring 3. Basic Buoyage 4. Tidal effects on day sailing 5. Job roles and responsibilities on board a yacht 1. Tie a sheet bend and rolling hitch 2. Being towed by a power vessel 3. Sail backwards 4. Sailing in adverse circumstances (no rudder, no centreboard) 5. Can leave and return to a jetty and mooring, including windward and leeward shore 6. Heave to 7. Recovering a Man overboard
12 Craft: 420, Rhodes 19 VOLVO 1. How to prepare and equip a boat for a day sail, including basic navigational equipment, clothing and food. 2. Different navigational instruments, and their limitations 3. Magnetic deviation and variation 4. Tidal atlas, tide tables 1. How to interpret a synoptic chart 2. The characteristics of high and low pressures 3. Basic chart work, symbols, plotting a course 4. How to input waypoints on a GPS 5. How to reef 6. How to splice 3 ply line 1. Heat-seal and whipping 2. Use a hand held compass 3. Towing another vessel whilst under sail 4. Crew on Starfish 5. 6 hour expedition 6. Reefing afloat 7. Anchoring
13 Craft: Rhodes 19, Starfish VONDEE 1. Regional VHF CH1 forecasts. 2. Interpretation of marine forecasts. 3. Coding and coded waters 1. How to plot a course to steer 2. How to work out dead reckoning 3. VHF channels and etiquette 4. Use of transits and bearings to steer course and fix position 5. How to improvise in the event of gear failure 6. Has a basic understanding of 1 st aid (pupil with a 1 st aid certificate are exempt from this section) 7. Use tidal atlases, tables to influence a day sail 1. Eye and back splice 2. Plot a day sail on a GPS 3. Follow a pre-arranged GPS courses 4. Complete a 12 hour sailing expedition 5. Helm Starfish under supervision 6. Adverse condition planning
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