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Tan, Race, Party, Enjoy
A roundup of sailing schools offering everything from basic instruction to race training.
Oct 26, 2001
By Staff (More articles by this author)
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Students at North U seminars learn everything from rig tuning to boathandling.
Have the urge to head back to school? It may be just what you need to jump up a level in your local or national fleet. No matter what you sail, there's a school that can help you out.

J World
Newport, R.I., Annapolis, Md., Key West, Fla., San Diego

J World offers a diverse menu of racing courses at four locations across the country¿from three-day seminars to weeklong racing instruction during regattas. 800-343-2255.
http://www.jworldschool.com

Kolius Sailing Schools
La Porte, Texas

The Kolius school is designed for dinghy sailors. The school runs five-day courses in Lasers or Vanguard 15s in the spring. 800-276-SAIL.
http://www.kolius-sailing.com

Olympic Circle Sailing Center
Berkeley, Calif.

Sailing on notoriously windy San Francisco Bay, OCSC offers four performance sailing courses. The courses are held year-round on weekends. 800-223-2984.
http://www.ocscsailing.com

North U./Offshore Sailing School Performance Race Weeks
Captiva Island, Fla.

In 2002, the Fast Track and Performance Race Weeks will be combined into one program. Three separate one-week sessions will be held in March and April. 888-454-5216.
http://www.offshore-sailing.com

Premier Sailing
Irvington, Va.

This lower Chesapeake Bay school offers weekend race-training and "Supercrew" courses in J/24s. The former focuses on overall sailing technique. The latter teaches the specifics of crewing on a race boat. 804-435-5019.
http://www.sailingschool.net

Rick White's Sailing Seminars
Key Largo, Fla.

White runs 5-day seminars for beach cats and dinghies each April, and a Hobie Wave clinic in December, out of his hotel in Key Largo. White will also bring his seminar to your fleet. 305-451-3287.
http://www.catsailor.com/isc.html

Offshore Sailing School's Sailmaker's Caribbean Challenge
Tortola, British Virgin Islands

You and three friends spend a week racing a Moorings 413 around the B.V.I. under the watchful eye of top sailmakers. Students spend six nights afloat and two nights in hotel accommodations.
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