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On-water Training
Scott, a CHNYC sailing
instructor, watches will
students prepare to rig and
hoist the mainsail..
Two students roll the mainsail
under Dave's watchful eye as
they derig the mainsail after a
morning of sailing.
Coasters Harbor Navy Yacht Club
Skill
 Saturday
 Monday
 Tuesday
 Thursday
Preparing to sail
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Basic knots
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Leaving the dock
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Starting, stopping and speed control
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Sail Trim
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Aids to Navigation
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Sailing a course
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Tacking
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Lie-to / Safety position
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Getting out of irons
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Jibing
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Steering with weight and sails
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Returning to the dock
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Securing the boat
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Heaving-to
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Crew overboard quick-stop recovery
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Shotening sail
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Maneuvering in confined areas
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Check-ride qualification
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On-water is where students are introduced to the practical skills they need to
master before qualifying as a keelboat skipper. Class meets for the first time on
Saturday morning for 4 hours; 8a - 12p. They also meet Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 5p to 7p at Building 17, the marina office.

Each session builds on the previous session. The curriculum is outlined in the
table below.
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