Learn how to helm & advance skills in our ELLIOTT 7s!

Helming
The Keelboat Start Helming course is an introduces helming (steering) a small keelboat. Start Helming covers the basic safety, theory and practical skills involved in helming a small keelboat and builds on basics to advanced sailing skills and safety knowledge to enable you reach a level where you can sail unsupervised in sheltered waters.
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Cost: $550.00pp

Cost if completed Start Crewing course: $500.00pp

5% discount if you have attended any other CYCSA course.

(Contact - ysf.coach@cycsa.com.au for discount code)

S KBP	Start Crewing	12 hours	An introduction to the basics of sailing on a keelboat, including boat handling, safety and sailing theory.
	Start Helming	12 hours	Designed to improve your sailing skills by building on your practical and theory knowledge includes advanced sailing skills and safety knowledge to enable you reach a level where you can sail unsupervised in sheltered waters.
AS KBR	Spinnakers	12 hours	A spinnaker is the colourful lightweight sail sometimes seen at the front of a boat. This course includes all aspects of handling and trimming (adjustment) of symmetrical and asymmetrical spinnakers.
	Start Racing	12 hours	At this level you can learn the basic racing rules and manoeuvres and gain an understanding of what is expected of a racing crew on a keelboat.

 

Break down of Australian Sailing Keelboat program

AUSTRALIAN SAILING KEELBOAT PROGRAM (AS KBP)
The AS KBP program incorporates training from Crewing to Helming including safety, theory, and practical skills.  Both Crewing and Helming sections of the Australian Sailing Keelboat syllabus are delivered allowing students to receive qualifications matching their skill set attained during the program.  Instructors will individually assess each participant and provide guidance and direction for future training.  ­­­

Crewing
A Keelboat Start Crewing course is the perfect start to becoming a skilled keelboat sailor. Start Crewing covers the basic safety, theory and practical skills involved in being a crew member on a small keelboat.
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Helming
The Keelboat Start Helming course is an introduces helming (steering) a small keelboat. Start Helming covers the basic safety, theory and practical skills involved in helming a small keelboat and builds on basics to advanced sailing skills and safety knowledge to enable you reach a level where you can sail unsupervised in sheltered waters.
For more info click [here]

AUSTRALIAN SAILING KEELBOAT RACING PROGRAM (AS KBR)
The AS KBR program incorporates training from Spinnakers to Racing. Introducing both Symmetrical and Asymmetrical spinnakers you will learn how to set up, hoist/drop, trim, and gybe safely and correctly.  Racing introduces advanced concepts ranging from racing rules and tactics, starting and course types, advanced sail trim, communicating and working effectively as a team.  Instructors will individually asses each participant and provide guidance and direction for future training.

Spinnakers
Our Spinnaker course is designed to introduce you to the use of Spinnakers on Keelboats.  Including both Symmetrical and Asymmetrical spinnaker skills and knowledge you will learn how to set up, hoist, trim, and gybe safely and correctly.
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Racing
This course teaches the basic racing rules and manoeuvres and gain an understanding of what is expected of a racing crew on a small boat.

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Course Overview
This course develops both your theory and practical skills to confidently take control on the helm.

Course Prerequisites

Water confident and the skills, knowledge and experience you gained from Start Crewing.

Who should do this course?

This course is designed for participants who want to learn how to helm a keelboat, and continue their skill development as crew.

Course Outcome

You will gain your Start Helming completion certificate.