weekday sailing

A t our little club you can sail when you like, 24hrs a day 52weeks a year should you be so inclined. We race Sundays and Wednesday nights and have Family sailing or training on Saturdays with rescue cover. This year we tried having rescue cover for two afternoons during the week and this would have worked except for the weather. Our club is a very nice place to be.

Originally posted by Kev M in 2012 they introduced Pink Sailing

Ooh, do they check? Sounds like a great opportunity for a bit of 'cross dressing' plus a bonus of maybe some silverware, watch out for Mrs Doubtfire in an EPS


On topic, my little lake club run a wednesday afternoon series, starts at 4, a hangover from the days of wednesday half day closing in nearby Hythe, having said that I do believe Hythe probably still closes on a Wednesday afternoon, to take a breather from the mobility scooter gridlock the rest of the week.

So my week goes Tuesnight Raceboards, Wed afternoon Lake EPS, Thurday Night evening series usually the Alto.

Edited by iGRF - 01 Feb 13 at 1:19pm

At Prestwick SC in Scotland we have racing every Thurs nite from May to Aug. Last few years we have built up Tues nite as a non racing night, for improvers. Sometimes on the Tuesdays we offer coaching to adults or cadets.The Tues nite is more relaxed and open to everybody, so beginners are not put off by racing types. We also allow sailing anytime during week, but it must be two boats at least if offshore wind.
Activity during week has built up very well.

We have a midweek series through the summer with starts typically from 6pm but due to our tidal situation it's not the same night every week. We also have no limit on when you can go sailing, but rescue cover is only provided when there is a planned race or event.

The guy you sold you Solo to Tick will be leading from the front this year, he's running for Commodore at the AGM.