It's completely spring weather now,

Saturday was the first day of the double-handed course.

Using the RS200, we will practice the roles of the crew and skipper, the differences from single-handed sailing, and how to use the gennaker.

First, the rigging!

Spread out the gennaker and check for tangled or incorrect sheets.

Don't be put off by the rigging process, have fun learning about it!

Next to them was a member who had come out for the first time in a while with a friend who had experience sailing.

Let's go yachting again!

Basic School members, it's time to change into wetsuits!

On Sunday, we had the club race. It was a bit cloudy, but 23 boats entered!

Let's do our best with our youthful energy!

Today's wind is a favorite to win? K-kun! He will be a third-year high school student from spring.

It's been a while since we've had a pair of RS200s! I hope the wind blows in your favor!

Oh? Are you taking your dog to the race?

When we set out to sea, there was still a north wind, but it gradually died down and the race was cancelled.

At lunchtime we went back to the beach to take a break.

We waited for the southerly wind to pick up and then set sail again.

Although it was near the beach, the southerly wind allowed for two races to take place!

I also wanted to do a triangular course for the gennaker boat,

We ran out of time and moved on to the sausage course.

As expected, the winner was K from aero7!

It's consecutive wins

There will be no club races next month due to the RSS Spring Championship.

Let's practice again for the race on Sunday, April 16th ^_^