Women get a hands-on line-throwing lesson at the NWSA Women’s Sailing Conference.
Hands-on land- and water-based workshops and seminars offer women a fantastic opportunity to learn on June 1
In just about one month, beginning and experienced woman sailors will jump-start their sailing lives by heading to the National Women’s Sailing Association (NWSA) 18th Annual Women’s Sailing Conference slated for Saturday, June 1, 2019, at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, Massachusetts. The event, which features hands-on land- and water-based workshops and seminars, offers women a fantastic opportunity to learn or hone sailing skills, network with other women sailors from all over the United States, and gain the confidence necessary to become a valuable crew member or knowledgeable skipper.
“Women of all sailing abilities are encouraged to sign up now to attend,” said event Chair Joan Thayer. “By sharing experiences, women leave with improved skills and knowledge that contribute to better days on the water. There is something of interest for everyone in the 20 different workshops.” Through May 4, early bird registration is $180 and $200 thereafter. To register go to womensailing.org.
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