Friday night race sign up sheet is here: 2signup.info. Sign up by Wednesday to be put in that week's draw.
Don't forget to read the 2018 Friday Night Series Sailing Instructions and the 2018 Harbour Master Series Sailing Instructions!
At Mooredale Sailing Club, we love sharing our passion for sailing. Our enthusiasm is quickly infectious for most new members. We love seeing our students enjoying the thrill of sailing well and fast! We have a tradition of sharing sailing knowledge openly, which makes our club the place to become a great sailor! For the unfortunate sailors who do not live in Toronto, we put together this section of our website: "Dinghy Sailing & Racing". Welcome! Please don't hesitate to submit an article for publication by sending an email to communication@mooredalesailing.com
Get inspired by Dave Perry, who explains in the introduction of his book "Winning in One-Designs" what racing is all about. "When you really stop to think about it, sailing is possibly the most complex sport in the world." Read more...
Helming involves a lot of preparatory work. George Carter, member of Mooredale Sailing Club and one of the top Albacore sailors in the world, will be presenting recommendations regarding the preparation for a new sailing season.
Crewing on an Albacore is extremely rewarding and involving. It requires a lot of different qualities, including physical, analytical and organizational. Check out this Mooredale training video on Albacore Crew Training.
Sailing in waves, in Shackles and Cringles, a CAA publication
written by George Carter, reviewed by Raines Koby. Read more...
Boat and sail adjustments to get the speed you're looking for. Check out the article "Fast Thoughts on Reaching Speed" from the Albacore World Champions Barnie Harris and Dave Byron. Read George's notes on Tuning and Sail Trim.
Read: Mistakes in sailing: what makes all the difference.
"I have my CanSail, I am interested in racing, what are the next steps?" Come to Race Training!
Racing Rules: ISAF Racing Rules of Sailing 2009-2012, with Flags and signals. Rules explained (diagrams and video).