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RS Multi-fleet Race Training Weekends

by Debbie Darling on 28 Jan 2011
RS Class Association http://www.rs-association.com
The RS Class Association are pleased to announce a new coaching initiative for RS members in 2011.

RS Multi-fleet Race Training Weekends will be held around the country throughout the year and any RS Class Association member is welcome to join in.

The cost is £40 per weekend & can be booked by emailing debbie(at)rs-association.com

The first weekend will be hosted by Datchet Water Sailing Club and coached by Pete Barton on Feb 19/20.

The RS100 fleet will be coached by Mark Rushall who will be running through some of the tips he’s pulled together on the RS100 coaching video.

Saturday will cover boat handling excercises whilst Sunday will involve club racing with briefings and video de-briefs.

Over six boats in any one RS class and we’ll try and arrange a separate coach.

For more information click here
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