It was a windy Saturday morning, with whitecaps forming offshore, and the sky was a beautiful blue!

Basic 4B students, please check your equipment before setting sail.

We gather near the boat and wait for instructions for the next practice.

By the time everyone set sail, the white waves had come in close to the shore.

This is Basic 3.

For those of you who haven't seen the bike in a while, have you regained your sense of handling?

Sometimes it would sink due to blowing, but it feels good to fall into the water this time of year ^^

There was also a pair of high school students enjoying the RS500.

One junior high school student, who said it was only his third time sailing on a yacht, tried sailing alone in this wind!

On Sunday we had a junior youth training session.

It's hot, so the meeting will be held indoors with air conditioning. I'll be taking attendance.

Perhaps because it had been blowing since yesterday, the waves were high in front of the slope, so we started out closer to Morito Shrine.

And the wind was strong from the morning onwards.

But even on a catamaran, he has this relaxed smile!

Surprisingly, many children like strong winds.

If you refurbish the Zest and reduce the power, even small children can ride in it.

Some of the children were participating for the first time on this day, but did they enjoy sailing?

In the afternoon the wind picked up again.

The mast float came off and we sank completely, but it was good practice for cap size.

The children also worked hard to practice running together in the strong wind!

Next week it will already be August and there will be a club race on Saturday!