SABOT DEVELOPMENT CAMP (LIVE IN WEEKEND CAMP)

Wednesday, February 9th, 2011

(Part of The Yachting Queensland Development and Talent Identification Program)

 NOOSA YACHT & ROWING CLUB

 Friday 1ST – Sunday 3RD

APRIL 2011

 Camp Content:    

 The annual Sabot Development Camp is part of the Yachting

Queensland Identification and Development Pathway.

The Yachting Queensland Identification and Development Pathway (QIDP) is developed to enable all junior and youth sailors to attend training camps and have the potential to be identified as an up and coming sailor by Queensland Sailing Team (QST) coaches and talent identifiers. The aim is to get a QST coache to programmed training camps and priority regattas through out QLD to help junior and youth sailors develop and progress through the sport of sailing. Developing growth in participation is another major goal and a hopeful by product of the QIDP, the QDST and QST.

  The camp will be an intensive program covering key aspects of boat handling, rigging, regatta preparation, rules, tactics and protest room proceedings.  The camp is opened to all Sabot sailors both 1UP and 2UP’s and special groups for beginners are also included.

 Video Coverage of the 2010 – Sabot Development Camp:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueJInBq5g9g

 Coaches:

 Adrian Finglas –   Australian Paralympics Coach, Yachting Qld High Performance Coach (x-Sabot sailor)

 Ben Callard –        Yachting Qld Technical Officer, Australian Youth Olympic Coach

(x-Sabot Sailor)

 Tim Robba –         South Queensland Sabot Association Coach (x-Sabot Sailor)

 Ryan Palk –          Australian Sailing Development Squad member (x-Sabot sailor)

 Klade Hauschildt –Yachting Queensland High Performance Squad Member (x-Sabot sailor)  

 Ali Blundell –        NYRC Sabot Coach, Member Audi Sunshine Coast SB3 team (x-Sabot sailor)

 James Dahl -        Current 29er sailor and Club Coach

(x-Sabot sailor)

 Cost:                     $240.00 per person (all meals and accommodation included)

 Venue:

 The Noosa Yacht & Rowing Club is located in Chaplain Park,

Gympie Terrace, Noosaville on the beautiful Noosa River. The

sailing course area is highly visible from the deck of the Clubhouse. 

Accommodation: 

 Behind the Clubhouse and only 3-4 minutes walk, without crossing any roads, is the Noosa Sea Scouts “Badgers Wood Campsite” and we have secured the camp bunkhouse.

 Campsites are also available for families wanting to stay onsite at around $10.00 per person per night – Bookings essential through the Sea Scouts on (07) 5473-0028

 Start Time:

         The camp will kick off around 6.00pm on Friday 1st April 2011 – All sailors are welcome to join in the Noosa Youthsail ‘Funsail’ that takes place every Friday afternoon from around 3.15pm

           Sailors will secure their boats on the beach and prepare for the walk to the Badgers Wood Campsite (bags will be loaded into vehicles)

 Finish Time:        

 Sunday around lunchtime followed by a BBQ on the beach in front of the clubhouse.

 Meals:

 All meals are provided and comprise a variation of;               

          Breakfast – cereal, toast, juice, fruit, and a hot item such as Bacon and Eggs or Baked Beans etc

           Morning Tea – Biscuits, Fruit etc

 Lunch – Meat and Salad rolls, Hot Dogs, Sausage Sizzle, Juice etc

 Dinner – Pizzas, BBQ feast on Saturday night with lots of salad and pasta dishes

 Fresh Fruits and Cordial and water available all day with ice blocks in the afternoons

 What to bring:

         Own boat – rigged to class rules including safety requirements and insurance.

          Personal Flotation device, shoes, sunscreen and hat, Log Book, pen, notebook, and small spare parts bag (eg. Spare split rings, shackle, small cord or anything that can be broken or lost).

 Personal Gear – sleeping bag, pillow, towels, enough clothes for 2 days, toiletries, swim gear, mozzie spray, SAILING GEAR

 (plastic plates and cutlery items will be supplied)

 ALL EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING TO BE CLEARLY NAMED

 What Not To Bring:

         Deodorant Cans, water bombs, stink bombs, water pistols are banned from the camp

           Radios, computer games, mobile phones, CD’s and valuables

           The camp manager or supervising parents will confiscate any inappropriate article and return at at the end of camp.

           Phone calls home are not encouraged – only for emergency purposes and at the discretion of the camp supervisor.

 Behaviour:           

 A high level of good behaviour will be expected from all sailors attending the camp. Any breach of good behaviour will mean that parents will be contacted and expulsion from the camp a possibility.

 Insurance:

 All boats entered shall have a current insurance certificate for the boat entered with a third party property damage and public liability insurance cover of not less than $5,000,000.

 Application:         

 Please have applications and fees in by Monday 15h March 2011 – numbers will be limited and entries will be treated on a first in basis.

 SABOT DEVELOPMENT SAILING CAMP DETAILS 2011