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WAIODA Optimist Camp (September Camp)
Sat 02 Sep 2023 09:00 — Sun 03 Sep 2023 16:00
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Event information

Registrations for this event are closed.

Clinic Schedule:

Sat, 2 September – Open and Intermediate Sailors – 0900 to 1600. 

                                                      Green Fleet Only. -  0900 to 12:30.

Sun, 3 September - Open and Intermediate Sailors – 0900 to 1600.

                                                        Green Fleet Only. - 0900 to 12:30.

Coaches:

Lead coach will be Grant Alderson and supported by coaches Michael Compton & Teyah Duthie.

Location:

The clinic will be run out of the FSC Dinghy Clubhouse as shown in the diagram below.

Storage: Sailors are very welcome to leave Optimists at FSC over this weekend. 

Canteen: Sorry the canteen will be closed, please bring plenty of snacks and water. 

Parking: Parking is available adjacent the Dinghy Clubhouse. The Club entrance gates will remain open. 

What to bring:

What should each sailor bring to the camp?

• Notebook and pen

• Snacks for morning/afternoon tea

• Tape measure – Intermediate and Open sailors if you have one.

• Boat spares and equipment

• Sports clothing and shoes for fitness

• Spare change of clothes and a towel to get changed into after your on water session 

• Refillable water bottle (we have a cold-water fountain to refill your water bottle)

• Sailing watch (if you have one)

• Optimist and all sails and spars. 

• WARM Sailing Gear and WARM clothes for after sailing

Green Fleeters:

FSC has a number of Plastic Optimists that can be used for Green Fleeters who do not yet have their own equipment. Please indicate when registering whether you need one.

WAIODA membership:

To participate in this Clinic, sailors must be a member of WAIODA - Western Australia International Optimist Dinghy Association https://www.waioda.org.au/membership.

Please contact WAIODA at waopti@gmail.com to join if you are not yet registered as a member.

The coaching fees for this camp is proudly supported by The Ron Tough Yachting Foundation