SUNDAY SAILING
Join us every Sunday and summer Wednesdays out on the water!
Fleet Racing is the clubs organised racing.
First start at 10am every Sunday and we run 3-4 races Sunday morning for all levels and all classes. Races are fully supported by a Race Officer and Rescue boat. Racing is a great way to quickly improve your sailing.
Wembley Juniors is an instructor led session recommended for ages 7 -16 with YSS stage 1 or above. Sessions are typically FUN focused with plenty of games, but tuition can be given for developing a specific skill.
Simply Sailing is a chance for more experienced or adult sailors to practice. A trained safety boat driver is on duty to ensure the safety of water users.
Adult Group Coaching involves mixed ability sessions focused on bridging the gap between courses and club racing. Sessions can take the format of focusing on particular racing skills, introduction to new boats, or practice of NSS manouvers.
Race Squads run every Sunday. Wembley squad is open to beginner to intermediate racers, with a advanced squad option for talented racers.
First start at 10am every Sunday and we run 3-4 races Sunday morning for all levels and all classes. Races are fully supported by a Race Officer and Rescue boat. Racing is a great way to quickly improve your sailing.
Wembley Juniors is an instructor led session recommended for ages 7 -16 with YSS stage 1 or above. Sessions are typically FUN focused with plenty of games, but tuition can be given for developing a specific skill.
Simply Sailing is a chance for more experienced or adult sailors to practice. A trained safety boat driver is on duty to ensure the safety of water users.
Adult Group Coaching involves mixed ability sessions focused on bridging the gap between courses and club racing. Sessions can take the format of focusing on particular racing skills, introduction to new boats, or practice of NSS manouvers.
Race Squads run every Sunday. Wembley squad is open to beginner to intermediate racers, with a advanced squad option for talented racers.
