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Mike 921 Posted: 19-May-09 18:28
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Weekend 4th and 5th July 2009

I am currently putting together a one and half day training session at Seafarers Sailing Club on the Solent. www.seafarers-sailing-club.org.uk

Hopefully I will get a web page on the BUZZ site with more information.

If you are interested leave a note, giving you BUZZ interests and objective you would like to see over the weekend.

Mike Stanier
 
Mike 921 Posted: 22-May-09 16:39
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Hello fellow BUZZ sailors you are invited to:

BUZZ Training Weekend

4th and 5th July 2009

This training weekend will take place at Seafarers Sailing Club (http://www.seafarers-sailing-club.org.uk/ ) located on the eastern part of the Solent. The club offer a friendly environment for sailing and via a public slipway. The weekend will be split into a Saturday dry side starting after club racing and on Sunday 5th July afloat all day.

Location

Travel direction can be found on the Seafarers Sailing Club web site at http://www.seafarers-sailing-club.org.uk/Where.php

Proposed Agenda
Saturday
1630 Registration and welcome
1730 Rigging and tuning tips
1830 Dinner
1830 Bar Open

Sunday
0930 Registration
0930 Rigging and tuning tips
1000 On water
1200 Lunch
1700 Wash up and finish

Note all timings approximate & subject to individual requirements and weather conditions

Cost

A fee to cover the costs of the weekend will not exceed £20.00

Meals

Saturday Evening meal will be available at the club house detail to follow.
Sunday lunch meal will consisted of Ploughman lunch as part of a club function.

Accommodation

There is no camping allowed in the area of the sailing club
There is plenty of accommodation option available locally.

Google map showing the location of the sailing club and accommodation:

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ptab=2&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msi
d=106198888191695103100.00044f673c9cef4f96b72&t=h&z=12>
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Camping

Kingfisher Park, Stokes Bay.
http://www.kingfisher-caravan-park.co.uk/

Hotel

Premier Inn
http://www.premierinn.com/


Mike Stanier BUZZ 921
Tel: 01329 664127
E-mail: Mike.stanier@fsmail.net
 
Tom Taylor Posted: 27-May-09 17:43
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Hi Mike,

As you know, Catherine and I are looking forward to attending the training you're kindly organising. As for objectives, I think we'd appreciate some help with the dance steps & best procedures for tacking, gybing, trapezing and kite flying - so that it becomes less stressy & messy.

Tom (Buzz 576)
 
MarkJane Posted: 01-Jun-09 14:24
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Hi Mike

Mark and I plan to be there and would happily sail with less experienced sailors if that would be useful. Also could bring along my video camera (as I did at Cardiff) for some after sailing analysis if there is a suitable TV/screen.

Well done for organising this, it should be a very useful week-end.

Best wishes
Jane

 
Mike 921 Posted: 01-Jun-09 15:36
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Hi Jane

Great News

Mike
 
MarkJane Posted: 06-Jul-09 09:06
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Hi

A big thanks to Mike for arranging a very successful training session with Stuart and Zoe, and to his wife and to all those who helped on and off the water from the Seafarers Sailing Club, and also to those who turned up for the training – every one seemed to enjoy it and I think most will have slept well last night following the challenging conditions on Sunday which resulted in numerous capsizes. We look forward to seeing you all at the Nationals in September. . .

If any one else is interested in training please post a note.

Happy sailing
Jane
 
763 Tris and Mark Posted: 07-Jul-09 22:00
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Hi Mike

We had a brilliant time -

Thanks to you and your wife, Jane, as well as all the willing volunteers from the Seafarers sailing club who made us so welcome moving our boat about for us up and down the beach, and always ready with a hot drink the moment we came ashore.

Thanks also to Zoe and Stuart, Jane and Mark as well for all the advice and encouragement - we are new to the Buzz (and any asymetric for that matter) so picked up loads of useful tips. We just need to incorporate them into our sailing now, which might be a bit more of a challenge.

Best wishes

Tris and Mark
 
squirter Posted: 08-Jul-09 11:56
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Hi all,
Just like to thank all involved at the training weekend,loads of helpful tips and tweaks, great fun and for newbies to the buzz a quick learning curve.
I hope all the video of us capsizing is useful to others.

Thanks again,
Buzz 1089 Baz & Lewis
 
Mike 921 Posted: 10-Jul-09 11:32
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Hi

Thank you for coming to Seafarers Sailing Club. I am in process of producing the video of the event and hope the can it available soon.

Mike
 

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