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Kids become what they do
The best reason to #Gosailing: Kids don’t become what they see on TV or the Internet. They become what they do.
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Sail-to-the-sea
Check page 43 of the May 2013 issue of Spinsheet to learn what one great children's book can do.
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Sail-to-the-sea
As a kid, my all-time favorite book was Paddle-to-the-Sea. Remember it? Author Holling Clancy Holling takes us on a trip with a toy indian in a birchbark canoe from a Canadian headwater north of Lake...
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Three bold moves breathe new life into the “fun” regatta
The modern family unit is ready to trade money for time and purchases for experiences. Sailing is an ideal environment to accomplish both.
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Best book review ever
"My wife, a non-sailor, read this book, and now she has a much better understanding of my passion for sailing. She is keen to sail with me and the kids this summer."
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The time for seasickness advice is before the head is in the bucket
Some say that the only seasickness cure is staying home. That doesn’t help folks who want to learn to sail.
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Aussie sailing club shows how families can #gosailing
This is what the Sandrigham Yacht Club – one of Australia's largest – is doing to promote sailing, family participation and membership.
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Every year Zephyr 2.0 seems to have more sailing fun
Dave Erwin and friends on Team Zephyr 2.o star in their own sailing movie.
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Chicken passes out aboard Melges 24
Who among us doesn’t have a sailing friend with a drinking problem and a drinking friend with a sailing problem?
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When a sailor needs anger management
I've sailed with a few yellers, but only one time each. Here's how a yeller can kick the habit.
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What a Sailing School Can Be
My latest in Spinsheet challenges schools to include the whole family, and families to include sailing as the thing done together.
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Always a pleasure to exchange ideas about ways to help more people find sailing and then make it part of their whole lives.
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