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This is the official syllabus and logbook for learning to sail dinghies, keelboats, and multihulls through the RYA National Sailing Scheme. This fifth edition has been updated to include the RYA's new Racing syllabus. This publication is essential for everyone working their way through the RYA National Sailing Scheme, from Start Sailing to Championship Racing. It is the world’s leading small-boat sailing scheme, with over 80,000 people annually taking part in one of the many courses on offer. All of the courses featured are available at RYA Recognised Training Centres worldwide.

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Author:   Royal Yachting Association
Publisher:   Royal Yachting Association
Imprint:   Royal Yachting Association
Edition:   5th edition
ISBN:  

9781910017388

ISBN 10:   1910017388
Pages:   56
Publication Date:   03 June 2022
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 5 THE RYA NATIONAL SAILING SCHEME 6–7 THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD 8–9 LEVEL 1 – START SAILING 10–11 An introduction to the sport, covering the minimum knowledge required to get afloat under supervision LEVEL 2 – BASIC SKILLS 12–13 Developing the techniques to sail independently LEVEL 3 – BETTER SAILING 14–15 Consolidate basic skills and improve techniques SEAMANSHIP SKILLS 16–17 How to handle the boat in all circumstances and solve problems afloat DAY SAILING 18–19 Passage planning and decision making for small-boat day sailing SAILING WITH SPINNAKERS 20–21 Everything you need to know to sail modern three-sail boats PERFORMANCE SAILING 22–23 Improve your boat handling and confidence in performance boats SAILFOILING 24–29 Get started and learn how to make your first foiling flights, and progress your skills RYA RACING COURSES START RACING 30–31 Get the basics so that you can start to compete CLUB RACING 32–33 Improvers can go faster and develop a race strategy REGIONAL RACING 34–35 Adapt to different conditions and venues, and analyse your performance CHAMPIONSHIP RACING 36–37 Tailored training for higher-level racing sailors INSTRUCTOR TRAINING 38–39 A brief introduction to the Instructor pathway PERSONAL LOGS 40–41 COURSE CERTIFICATES 42–55

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