“On land I can’t do much, but on water it’s a totally different experience”

At the end of August ten sailors from six countries, supported by their coaches, attended the first ISAF Paralympic Development Program clinic in Weymouth and Portland, Great Britain.
Led by Betsy Alison, US Sailing Paralympic Coach and Chair of the Disabled Sailing Committee, with support from Matt Grier, Royal Yachting Association Paralympic Development Coach and Jacob Haug, a 2.4mR coach sailors and coaches were put through their paces.
Throughout the clinic sailors benefited from on-water expertise, sailing in the Paralympic one-person keelboat, the 2.4mR, as well as daily on-shore briefings.
World Sailing TV were on-hand to capture the moment and you can view it here!
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Better sailors than I, that's for damn sure...

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Такие проэкты яхт я видел 83 или 84 году в журнале катера и яхты, этот журнал стоил 3 рубля.Такие яхты казались фантастикой