http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ Online Discussions en Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:26:22 +0000 http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/topic/broadband-youth-regatta#post-58 Sun, 31 Jul 2011 15:02:46 +0000 James Denley 58@http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ <p>any body interested in competing in the brodland youth regatta please give me an email at <a href="mailto:james.denley@btinternet.com">james.denley@btinternet.com</a><br /> its on the 3 of September which will be a Saturday at Hickling broad<br /> any one under 19 is welcome to come<br /> all abilities welcome </p> http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/topic/training#post-52 Sat, 09 Apr 2011 19:23:05 +0000 Bernard O'Donnell 52@http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ <p>Pete Smith is correct in that the Saturdays through the summer are intended to provide a support service for members, in that your committee organises a list of experienced members to be available on site to offer informal help.</p> <p>We are a small sailing club and we have neither the currently qualified members to run training courses nor do we have the necessary insurance.</p> <p>If a member would like more formal training there are several RYA recognised training establishments in the county; this includes our neighbours the Norfolk Schools SA on Filby Broad" who were set up specifically to teach the youth of Norfolk to sail. They have a good range of dinghies to suit all ages &amp; abilities. </p> http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/topic/training#post-51 Mon, 04 Apr 2011 20:10:01 +0000 Pete Smith 51@http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ <p>As a new member I think that some level of informal coaching, perhaps on Saturdays would be useful. The annual programme suggest there will be an experienced person available on Sats later in the season. So Steve's post here is a bit confusing.<br /> I guess there is a whole load of red tape/health and safety to go through. RYA regs and all that stuff, so I can understand the committee's reluctance.<br /> However it seems to me that there are very few youngsters at the club, and informal training sessions might be a way to generate more families to come to the club. </p> http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/topic/training#post-50 Mon, 04 Apr 2011 05:12:25 +0000 Bert Castleton 50@http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ <p>That<code>s a pity but if that</code>s the desision of the committee then there must be a reason.<br /> Steve :- Are you still going to be sailing every now &amp; again from casiter ( wrong spelling I`m sure )after mid April? </p> http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/topic/training#post-49 Sun, 20 Mar 2011 20:28:16 +0000 Steve Gray 49@http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ <p>i have been aked by a few of are members and non members if there is any sort of coaching/traing this year and i have had to tell them that it is the commity wishes that there will not be any. so is the club going to offer anything for the youth and others that are looking for a bit of informal coaching </p> http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/topic/broadland-youth-regatta#post-16 Sun, 08 Aug 2010 19:26:59 +0000 Andrew Winfield 16@http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ <p>James, as mentioned at the club, I know Sam Winfield will be up for that. Our problem is no road trailer to get there - Perhaps something could be arranged to borrow from another member for the day. </p> http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/topic/broadland-youth-regatta#post-12 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:32:40 +0000 James Denley 12@http://www.rbsc.org.uk/forum/ <p>If you haven’t already heard, we are planning on entering a team in this years Broadland Youth Regatta. If you are aged 19 or under and can sail then why not join the Rollesby Youth team. All abilities are welcome. The event is being held at Barton Broad on 4th September 2010. Please contact James Denley for more information at <a href="mailto:james.denley@btinternet.com">james.denley@btinternet.com</a>. Alternatively phone me on 01508 538600. </p>