Uni student. Finding a crew?

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Jimmyz
Jimmyz
NSW
446 posts
NSW, 446 posts
26 Jul 2010 10:07pm
Hello all, I'm a fairly regular poster in the kitesurfing section.

I was wondering if there are any good ways to get into a competitive sailing (racing) crew?

I'm physically very fit and good at operating under pressure - which I assume would be useful.

So far as experience is concerned I have basic sailing knowledge, having sailed a bit when I was in my teens, however not much on larger yachts or overnighters.


Jimmyz
Jimmyz
NSW
446 posts
NSW, 446 posts
26 Jul 2010 10:13pm
I'm in Sydney if that helps...
Sexy Sailor
Sexy Sailor
WA
28 posts
WA, 28 posts
27 Jul 2010 8:13am
maybe go down to the closest yacht club and ask some questions.
doug27
doug27
NSW
28 posts
NSW, 28 posts
29 Jul 2010 11:09am
If you live in Sydney come to the boatshow and talk to the people from Allsail.Its a fun,reasonably priced way to get out on the water and they cater for racing/cruising etc etc
t03y
t03y
SA
74 posts
SA, 74 posts
29 Jul 2010 3:39pm
put wanted ads or something at clubs or on their websites. Sydney should be easy to find someone, especially the CYCA. I'm sure their website has a crew wanted ad section which you could go through to find contacts.

Any day there is racing, just go down to the club, and ask around, you'll be surprised.
planesailing
planesailing
WA
380 posts
WA, 380 posts
29 Jul 2010 4:45pm
move to Victoria. lol
whiteout
whiteout
QLD
269 posts
QLD, 269 posts
29 Jul 2010 10:31pm
Go down to Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club in Pittwater and put your name on the crew list and turn up on race day and you may get a ride on a yacht this worked for me.
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