Four things: a higher pass rate, because many students fail not on ability but on exam nerves, panic about leaving the berth, or going blank in a manoeuvre. Fewer withdrawals, because anxious customers drop out. A distinguishing feature against the school down the road. And satisfied graduates who recommend you and come back for the […]
No. We start precisely where your ticket ends. At that stage nobody needs further nautical training; they need to transfer what they have learned into practice.
As a module within a course, for instance an evening on exam nerves in your day skipper course. As a separate add-on, particularly the mental harbour manoeuvre training. Or as a joint package. Straightforward to price, without overturning your programme. The timing is your advantage: you already run theory in winter and have gaps between […]
No, it is the high art. Cape Horn, high latitudes, sailing round the world: there, composure is a survival skill. Freedom stands level with the podium, not below it.
Four stages: an evening talk as the shop window, a workshop day or weekend seminar as the centrepiece, ongoing support through the season, and individual work with your talented sailors, arranged through the club. You start where it fits and where the budget allows.
A club with mental development for its young sailors stands out. With parents, with talented sailors, with sponsors.
On the contrary, it takes load off them. The hardest part of youth work is not the manoeuvres, it is the children who no longer want to go out on the water. That is exactly where we come in.
Both, within one arrangement. The club commissions the foundation and gets the thing moving: the evening talk, the workshop, ongoing support for the youth section. That is your contribution and your calling card. Beyond that there are modules that take individual athletes further. Those also run through you, but they are paid for by the […]
You are in exactly the right place. A sailing boat is the most expensive and least comfortable way of travelling very slowly, and that is precisely where the joy lies. We teach you to enjoy the slowness. It is the slowness that leads us to pleasure.
For performance-minded clubs, mental training is not a luxury, it is a required part of development. Anyone wanting to think and act like a professional cannot leave it out. Without that component, your development programme has a hole in it. There is a very practical argument on top: it fills the off-season. One training session […]