OPINION: Development is critical, but must be calculated, for grassroots classes to succeed
When it comes to ongoing development and modification of grassroots classes, each case is...
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Lane Cove rebuilds club, and spirit, stronger than ever before
Just about one year ago, the Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff Club experienced the most devastating...
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OPINION | Banding together so Lane Cove can rise from the ashes
Sailing clubs are incredibly resilient – I think that much has always been clear. It seems no...
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OPINION | Olympic sailing, is it still the pinnacle?
So the question that gets asked at sailing clubs right around Australia has now been firmly put on...
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Cadet Worlds | Bully’s Blog #7 – A day of firsts for seasoned Aussie coach
Well a nice short one today. Not a lot happened on the water, but a fair bit going on ashore. I...
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Andrew York’s masterclass in sailing fast one-design keelboats
It is no accident that Andrew ‘Yorky’ York finds himself entrenched in the upper echelons of...
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OPINION | Green Fleet sailing: the backbone of our sport’s future
“Take care of the kids and the rest will take care of itself.” Suppose you’re...
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OPINION | Sharpie class working on pathways from junior ranks
One of our major goals at Down Under Sail is to bring to light the positive ideas people have to...
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18s – Thurlow Fisher completes the ideal preperation
18ft Skiffs: Club Championship, Race 11 Sunday, 19 February, 2017 Sydney Harbour With the 2017...
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Opening days a foundation for stronger clubs | OPINION
After what has been a long and slow winter for Down Under Sail, the season is open at last!...
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OPINION: Manly 16s culture shows a pathway system at work
Growing up sailing in South Australia, I’ve followed a pretty simple pathway. I started in a...
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Sold a dream with no reality
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