2010 ASMBYC Racers Forum
ASMBYC RACERS FORUM
MARCH 10, 7:00 p.m., at CALIFORNIA YACHT CLUB
This year’s forum will be dedicated to the Cruising class in the Santa Monica Bay.
Topics of discussion will be:
- Class organization
- Defining the Cruising Class
- Expanding the fleet
- New class divisions
- Increasing participation
- Open Forum
Representatives from ASMBYC, club Race Chairs, and PHRF will be there for the discussions.
Info: Tucker Strasser, ASMBYC Cruiser Chair
rtswood @ verizon.net 310-821-8100
March 2, 2010
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How To Have A Nice Day On The Water
ASMBYC Presents a Seminar:
Dr. Norm Carabet, ASMBYC Fleet Surgeon – How To Have A Nice Day On The Water: How to deal with emergencies that occur with coastal (near shore) cruising.
Sat, Mar. 20 8:30 – 4:30 at DRYC.
See post Safety & Sailing Seminar for details.
February 17, 2010
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Dockwalkers Program
For more information please go to the California Coastal Commission Dockwalkers page.
The California Department of Boating and Waterways and the California Coastal Commission’s Boating Clean & Green Program in partnership with the Santa Monica Bay Restoration Foundation will conduct more Dockwalker trainings this year.
Dockwalkers Training
Dockwalkers will be trained to engage members of the public and the boating community in adopting clean boating practices. Once training is complete, these volunteers don their official “Dockwalker” hats. Dockwalkers educate boaters about clean boating practices and distribute educational materials (boater kits) while visiting marinas, launch ramps, marine supply stores, boat shows and special events (regattas, opening days, among others); and while conducting vessel examinations.
February 17, 2010
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Principal Race Officer Seminar
PRO Seminar Offered By CYC
California Yacht Club is hosting a PRO Seminar on Wednesday February 3rd at 7 PM. Senior Race Officer Bill Stump and Commodore Tom O’Conor will share their insights into running a first-class event, including the use of Marina del Rey Course Chart #16.
The seminar will be valuable for anyone at your club who will be running races this year and for your more experienced race committee members who might soon be doing so. A question and answer period will allow discussion of unique problems you may have encountered and creative ways to handle multi-fleet regattas.
Please let me know if you (and others from your club) would like to join us.
Marylyn Hoenemeyer
California Yacht Club Sail Committee Chair
January 29, 2010
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