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Once ready, the coach will encourage the sailor to participate in Sunday afternoon racing where their coach will be on hand to observe and help them get the hang of racing on a course where other boats and classes are racing. Once the sailor is ready to participate in Sunday afternoon Club racing on a regular basis and without on course coach support, they can simply enjoy the regular Sunday afternoon Club racing. If further development training is sought after they can pursue a third-party coaching provider to further develop their sailing. It’s not all about medals, glory and international recognition at this stage, it’s just about having fun in a supportive and safe environment and allows for kids, youth and adult sailors to meet and become a community. The Centreboard Dinghy Division is an active family-based community. Using supported international dinghy classes, there is an opportunity for the whole family to spend time on the water. Parents and kids can race alongside 34 rpayc.com.au one another while other family members have the opportunity to spend time on the water by volunteering. Regular racing and training is run in a highly professional manner without losing the family fun of a volunteer-based system. The facilities and knowledge within the Club allow sailors to take their sailing to whatever level they desire. RPAYC’s dinghy sailors have a long history of success on a state, national, and international level. Racing at the Club takes place most Sundays throughout Summer, whilst the Ice Breaker Series provides regatta sailing once a month through Winter sailing. The RPAYC has a strong focus on international one-design classes in its dinghy fleet. By following the Australian Sailing Youth Pathway, young sailors are afforded the best opportunity to progress their skills and challenge themselves. The natural progression from class to class that exists at the Club allows for a seamless transition into dinghy and keelboat sailing in later life. The Club’s training offerings ensure that a child can start sailing at the age of 8 years old and continue a lifetime’s enjoyment of the sport of Sailing. Single-handed classes featured are the International Optimist (Green, Intermediate, Open), Laser 4.7, Laser Radial and Laser Full rig. While the 29er, Pacers and Hobie Waves help develop the skillsets needed as part of a crew. A UNIQUE AND COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN & DECORATION STUDIO THAT HAS WORKED ON A SUITE OF AMAZING PROJECTS RESULTING IN HIGH END MASTERPIECES FOR RESIDENTIAL LUXURY PROPERTIES . E XTENSIVE INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE ALONG WITH A PHILOSOPHY OF FOLLOWING EVERY PROJECT FROM CONCEPTION TO COMPLETION If you have a child who is interested in sailing, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Contact the sailing office by phone: (02) 9998 3700 or email: [email protected] The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club ALLOWS T RACY D IKS I NTERIOR D ESIGN TO EXCEED CLIENT EXPECTATIONS WITH FLAIR , CREATIVITY AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL . 0412 996 177 35