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Paralympic sailor visits the YOBs |
 After sailing with team New Zealand and meeting the French, Friday night it was time for a visit from one of team GBR sailors. Paralympic sailor Megan Pascoe turned out with her brother Sam to coach our Optimists. Not only did this give our youngsters a great lesson in rigging and sailing the Optimists, it also gave me a lesson coaching from Sam.
Our youngsters also had time to ask Megan questions about sailing her 2.4 and thanks to the French team for leaving one in the club, a chance to see one. I was surprised by the YOBS knowledge of paralympic sailing.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Sunday, 22 August 2010
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A relaxed and friendly club |
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The club played host to BBC radio Solents H2O show which was broadcast live from the club Friday night. Sir Robin Knox Johnston and Shelly Jory Leigh presented the show from the comfort of the settee at the back of the club.
Sir Robin interviewed club Commodore Mark Bugler live on air along with New Zealand team manager Jez Fanstone and international coach and author Jon Emmett. Other articles included the Weymouth Lifeboat with club member Tye Shuttleworth which were pre-recorded earlier in the day.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Saturday, 14 August 2010
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With Sailing for Gold well underway and our guests out competing on the water it's nice to reflect on the memories we have captured in these past few weeks.
The French team turned up first with their Star quickly followed by the Kiwi's and their Aussie coach Andrew who did not understand the delights of 'warm beer'.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 August 2010
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Weymouth Sailing Clubs youth section (YOB's) enjoyed the rides of their lives as New Zealand Sailing Team sailors took time out from their busy training schedule to coach and entertain the kids on their Olympic boats.
YOB’s co ordinator Phil Samways said “Apart from the Elliott boats which were being campaigned last weekend in a women’s match race competition at the national academy, many of their boats which included the powerful 49er's, were taken out into Weymouth Bay along with the clubs’ own fleet of dinghies.”
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Thursday, 05 August 2010
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