Structured Season

   It always amazed me when there is an open for another class at my club and I therefore cannot sail that Sunday, there never appears to be an open nearby for me to go to. Similarly, when there is an open on nearby, I would miss out on club sailing (although the club gives average points for up to 2 such events)
I recall that in club rugby, the RFU has a structured season whereby weekends are given specific purposes - county cup/league etc. Could the RYA  maybe come up with some such guidance - from having been on the club sailing committee, I know that deciding dates for events is a lot of a faff and changing around.

Just a thought.

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pondscum Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Groupie Joined: 06 Nov 07 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 99	Post Options Post Reply Quote pondscum Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Structured Season Posted: 02 Jul 11 at 4:51pm
	It always amazed me when there is an open for another class at my club and I therefore cannot sail that Sunday, there never appears to be an open nearby for me to go to. Similarly, when there is an open on nearby, I would miss out on club sailing (although the club gives average points for up to 2 such events) I recall that in club rugby, the RFU has a structured season whereby weekends are given specific purposes - county cup/league etc. Could the RYA maybe come up with some such guidance - from having been on the club sailing committee, I know that deciding dates for events is a lot of a faff and changing around. Just a thought.