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Sail Stronger, Part II: The Legs
By Rachel Bennung, and Sailorcise See Part I: The Core here Part III: The Arms here In Part One, The Core, we learned last that strength in certain muscles in […]

2015 Orange Bowl Regatta Results
Overall OPTIMIST RWB Optimist Green Fleet Overall Club 420 Laser FULL RIG Laser RADIAL Laser 4.7

Club 420 Sailing Association on Inclusion and the Malaysia World Youth Championship
North Kingston, RI (January 3, 2016) — The Club 420 Association, as one of the world’s largest youth sailing organizations, strongly embraces and supports the Corinthian values and spirit of […]

Win a J/22, and Support GBSA!!
The Need Sailors know instinctually that sailing is a lot more than a sport, especially to a kid. Sailing develops character, self reliance, problem solving skills, confidence and teaches discipline, […]

Club Profile: Hudson River Community Sailing is Hiring!
Hudson River Community Sailing develops leadership and academic success in underserved New York City youth through sailing education and provides maritime education and recreation to the community at large. Hudson […]

Sail Stronger, Part I: The Core
By Airwaves writer Rachel Bennung Editor’s Note: Sail1Design is thrilled to introduce Rachel Bennung, our newest Airwaves writer and member of the Sail1Design team. Rachel is not only an experienced […]

Introducing S1D Sailing Fitness, Brought to You by Sailorcise
Editor’s Note: Sail1Design is thrilled to introduce Rachel Bennung, our newest Airwaves writer and member of the Sail1Design team. Rachel is not only an experienced sailor, but she’s also a […]

Club 420 Class Launches Informational Video
PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION North Kingston, Rhode Island, December 21, 2015 As the largest North American youth-oriented, double handed class the Club 420 is a key entry point […]

Manage Your Sailing Program Toward Success
PART I: SAILBOAT RACING IS A MANAGEMENT EXERCISE Annapolis, MD (December 16, 2015) – By Airwaves Writer Joe Cooper Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles, […]

Staying in Touch: College Alums Create Alumni Yacht Club!
By Airwaves Writer Brendan Healy Charleston, SC (December 15, 2015) – Since its inception in 1953, the College of Charleston Sailing program has been synonymous with championship sailing both at […]

Premiere Sailing League Unveils “Made in the USA” Boat Editions
NEWPORT, R.I. (December 09, 2015) – The Premiere Sailing League USA, structured after the enormously successful sailing leagues pioneered in Germany and Denmark (www.segelbundesliga.de; www.sejlsportsligaen.dk), announced today that special-edition J/70s […]

Winter Is Coming: 5 Ways to Stay Sharp in the Off-Season
By Rachael Silverstein- In the wake of a busy regatta season and rigorous practice schedule, a brief hiatus can restore a sailor like a good night’s sleep. It allows the […]

Club Profile: Beverly Yacht Club
The Beverly Yacht Club is one of oldest and most distinguished yacht clubs in America. It was founded in 1872 in Beverly Massachusetts by a group of sailors from the […]

College Sailing 101 LIVE VIDEO
This event was held at Severn Sailing Association, 04 December 2015. For more information, or if you are interested in having Sail1Design host this near you, please get in touch. […]

Club Profile: Hudson River Community Sailing
Hudson River Community Sailing develops leadership and academic success in underserved New York City youth through sailing education and provides maritime education and recreation to the community at large. Hudson […]

Starting: Make it or Break It
By Airwaves writer Rachel Bennung In high school and college sailing your start is one of the most important things. You may be thinking, well getting a good start is […]

So What Exactly IS a "Pro Sailor," Anyway?
By Airwaves writer Joe Cooper The rapid commercialization of the America’s Cup and the Volvo Ocean Race has introduced to the rest of the sailing world in a dramatic fashion […]

Club Profile: Camp Winadu
Camp Winadu is America’s finest full season sports camp for boys. It is located in the Berkshire Mountains of Western Massachusetts only 2 1/2 hours from NYC and Boston. Winadu […]

Back to the Future? A Look at the Lark Dinghy
By Rachael Silverstein Since the first inter-collegiate dinghy fleet race in 1930, small boats and fast racing have become a healthy addiction for young sailors across the country. In 1934, […]

From the Experts: Headsail Changes
By Airwaves writer Andrew Kerr The call of “change the headsail “has resonated with teams since the inception of competitive sailing. It is one of the ultimate calls to action […]
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