Friday, October 31, 2008

Ontario Sailing Club Leadership and Learn To Sail Symposium

Register NOW for the
Ontario Sailing Club Leadership and Learn To Sail Symposium
November 8th & 9th, 2008 - Port Credit Yacht Club

Ontario Sailing will once again be putting on our annual Club Leadership & Learn To Sail Symposium. This year the event will be held over 2 days - Saturday and Sunday, November 8th & 9th. The first day will be geared towards Club Leadership and Learn To Sail Programs. The second day will be geared towards High Performance/Racing Teams and Coaches.

Cost for one day is $55.00/person + GST
Cost for the whole weekend is $100.00/person + GST

To register please go to our
On-Line Registration or download the Registration Form.

Saturday, November 8th
Club Leadership Learn To Sail Programs
Risk Management Staffing
Logistics of Regatta Planning Long-Term Athlete Development
Boards of Directors The New NCCP
Sport For More TBA

Sunday, November 9th*
*This day is mandatory for all those applying for Quest For Gold!
This day will be for high performance/racing teams, their coaches & coordinators, provincial coaches and provincial athletes.
- Update on Ontario Sailing Training Centres
- Future Direction of Athlete Program
- Update on Quest For Gold
- Update on University of Toronto High Performance Centre
- Athlete Yearly Planning Initiatives
- Coach & Athlete Relationship
- 2009 Winter Program Plans
- Sport Injuries

Hurry! Deadline for Registration is October 31st, 2008. Tickets SOLD OUT last year!
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•To build confidence, self-esteem and enhance independence for people with mobility or other impairments.
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