With the weather this weekend getting warmer and hotter during the day, it's a great season to head out to the beach!

On Saturday, we had a lively event with people taking part in trial sailing and those who were just starting out in yachting coming to start sailing.

He was originally a kayaker, but decided to take this opportunity to try sailing, and came for a trial sailing session.

Those who took the starting course for the first time also did their best.

After listening to the instructor's lecture, you can try sailing the boat yourself at the end!

There was also a fun-looking yacht trip with three classmates.

There were some experienced drivers there, so we all took turns running!

The level 4 school had good winds, so the five participants practiced hard and had a great time sailing!

What are you practicing here?

It was a water rescue practice!

In addition to actual rescues, it also helps you practice controlling your boat as you wish.

The final session will conclude with race practice!

The goal is the beach! The race continues until you land!

On Sunday, there was also a junior and youth training session, making for a lively start to the season.

Let's all work together to outfit the boat we'll be using today!

This time, we will be practicing close-holding in a double-handed boat with an instructor on board!

Since the wind was weak, some of the youth group were using laser radial sails.

However, the wind didn't come in easily, so we had to wait a little while before we could finally set sail.

The adults also checked their ropework on land before going out.

I tried towing the boat to the practice waters using the bowline knot I had just learned, but the waters were like a mirror.

Since I had the chance, I practiced cap size recovery from a complete sinking, which I had never done before!

But then I realized it had sunk here too!

Some members went out to sea for the first time in a long time.

Perhaps today's gentle breeze helped you regain your senses with peace of mind?

In the afternoon, a steady southerly wind came in, enough for us to do some Aero race practice.