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SOLD OUT- US Sailing Safety at Sea Seminar
Saturday, April 7, 2018 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
US Sailing Safety at Sea Seminar at Monroe Station
SOLD OUT- US SAILING SAFETY
AT SEA SEMINAR
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Saturday, April 7th & Sunday, April 8th
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. at Monroe Station
Do you and your crew know what to do if one of you fell overboard? Are you fully prepared to deal with heavy weather? Is your emergency equipment up to date and do you have everything you need?

Participating in the US Sailing Certified Safety at Sea (SAS) Course will answer these questions and more, preparing you and your crew for safe boating this summer. Remember, the Chicago-Mackinac Safety Requirements strongly recommend that at least 30% of your crew have a valid SAS certification.

The SAS Course is:
- Moderated and taught by experienced, lifelong sailors who include some of the top names in sailing and safety
- Designed for sailors of all types and levels - cruisers and racers, novices and experts
- Appropriate for a wide range of boats - small, big, monohulls, multihulls and powerboats
- Applicable to near-shore and offshore conditions

The curriculum is certified by US Sailing, with special attention to the conditions and challenges of the Chicago sailing area, and with special focus on the CYC Race to Mackinac.

More than 1,000 sailors attend SAS courses around North America every year, and many bring their families and crews. The certification is valid for five years.

There are two options for the course:
One-day course: in-classroom lecture and discussions (8 hours)
Two-day course: Includes the prior in-classroom day, and a second full day of interactive demonstrations, including performing physical drills and hands-on exercises in a pool. You must bring sailing gear and your PFD, as you will get wet.
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