Australian Cadet Team- Hard pre-worlds training in Poland

8:19 PM Fri 23 Jul 2010 GMT

'Australian International Cadets training 2010 Worlds Poland' Marija Sasson Click Here to view large photo

The Australian team at the International Cadet world championships at Puck in Poland have completed four intensive days of training and a great deal of fine-tuning in the lead-up to the start of racing on Sunday, 25 July. The Australian sailors and their coach are satisfied with their charter boats following training in winds of 10-20 knots. However, the sailing waters are proving challenging with the sailors having to get their heads around the short, steep chop, different to what they are used to back home. For the first time in many years, the top seven crews from the 2010 ...

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by Marija Sasson and Peter Campbell

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