A well attended training session led by Meghan Burns.
Winds went from light in the morning to very strong and “interesting” in the afternoon. Very impressive when two of the trainees brought their 420 in succesfully when the wind was at its peak.

Family sailing since 1963
A well attended training session led by Meghan Burns.
Winds went from light in the morning to very strong and “interesting” in the afternoon. Very impressive when two of the trainees brought their 420 in succesfully when the wind was at its peak.

Students from Falcon High School came every afternoon to learn to sail.
Claire Holliday and Colette Pellerin were the instructors, and we had the MSA Zests as training boats. The students were very keen and enthusiastic. The weather, however was not very cooperative; the wind blew hard all week, with rain showers and thunder showers rolling through.
Claire reports:
We were able to get out on the water every day – including some capsize practice! All participants received their iCANSail level and will be able to continue their sailing at the CANSail 1 level if they choose to. They had some challenging winds to keep up with and all did very well.





Introductory learn to sail for youth in Optimist boats.
A morning group and an afternoon group.
Intermediate learn to sail for women
Mornings
Introductory Learn to Sail for adults over two days
Optimist beginners in the morning and intermediates in the afternoon
Women’s Learn to sail Level 1 at West Hawk
Learn to sail:
Introduction to sailing for Falcon Beach School Children
Separate morning and afternoon sessions for beginners
Womens’ sail training
Level 2+ in the morning
Level 3/4 in the afternoon
At Falcon Sailing Club