Suddenly Alone - would you or your crew know what to do?

10:22 PM Fri 24 Sep 2010 GMT

'Suddenly alone - what seemed idyllic a minute before is now the stuff nightmare' .

One of the nightmare scenarios for couples who go sailing is the loss or incapacitation of one of the parties, worse for the crew member than the skipper, who is often weaker in both sailing skills and strength. That's why the Seven Seas U's webinar 'Suddenly Alone' on the October 7th is a vital knowledge gain, not only for couples, but for all who sail short handed. The charm of the course is that you can take it anywhere in Australia - or the world - online. There are five sessions of 1.5 hours each, each held at 0000 GMT, ...

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