ETYSA Week 6: Learn to Race II (Beginner/Intermediate Level) **Please enter your child's name as the attendee; Parent/Guardian names will be listed as "parent name or emergency contact" ETYSA’s Intro to Racing I & II is designed for sailors who have completed at least one week of our Learn to Sail program and are ready to explore the fundamentals of sailboat racing. This session is not intended for first-time sailors or beginners. Throughout the week, participants will develop skills in: Race starts Upwind and downwind sailing techniques Basic racing strategy and tactics To ensure proper placement, please include your child’s sailing experience during registration. If you’re unsure whether this session is the right fit, feel free to reach out to us at etysacamp@gmail.com. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2025) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Attended 1 or more weeks of camp or similar sailing camp. Sibling and Multi Week Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a $25 sibling discount for the second (or more) child!  New this year - children who are registered for 2 or more weeks receive a $25 discount for each week, plus $50 a week discount for 2 or more kids attending 2 or more weeks! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Intermediate Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m.   Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week5: Learn to Sail (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Level) **Please enter your child's name as the attendee; Parent/Guardian names will be listed as "parent or emergency contact" At ETYSA, we believe there's a place for everyone—whether you're brand new to sailing or have previous experience. Sailors just starting out will join our beginner program, while more experienced sailors will be placed in intermediate or advanced classes to match their skill level. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2026) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Please include any prior sailing or boating experience in the registration comments Sibling/Multi Week Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount of $25 for the 2nd (or more) child! New this year - children enrolling in 2 or more weeks receive a $25 discount for each week, plus $50 a week discount for 2 or more kids from the same family attending 2 or more weeks! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Beginner Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Beginner/ Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Beginner/Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

Sponsor: Edward Teach Youth Sailing Association (ETYSA)  Location: Blackbeard Sailing Club, 1215 Barkentine Dr., New Bern, NC 28560  Schedule: Wednesdays & Thursdays, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM  Course Dates: July 8 – July 23, 2026  Total Classes: 6 sessions  Class Size: 6-10 students  Tuition: $375 per student (plus $50 1-year ETYSA membership)  Boat Type: O’Day Javelins  Program Overview  The Adult Learn to Sail Program is designed for beginner sailors who want a hands-on introduction to small boat sailing in a fun, safe, and supportive environment. Students will learn aboard O’Day Javelin dinghies and will develop the foundational skills needed to confidently crew and skipper a small sailboat. Students who successfully complete the course will be given a certificate of accomplishment.   Course Objectives  Understand basic sailing terminology  Identify major parts of a sailboat and their functions  Rig and de-rig an O’Day Javelin  Safely launch and recover a sailboat  Safely right a capsized boat and regain control  Understand points of sail and sail trim  Steer and control the boat under varying wind conditions  Perform tacking and jibing maneuvers  Demonstrate basic right-of-way rules and water safety  Crew effectively and communicate onboard  Sail a simple course with instructor supervision  Tentative Class Schedule  Class 1 — Introduction to Sailing  Wednesday, July 8 | 5:00–8:00 PM  Classroom Topics:  Introduction to the program  Safety procedures and PFD usage  Basic sailing terminology  Parts of the boat  Wind awareness and points of sail  On-the-Water Skills:  Boat familiarization  Rigging demonstration  Steering basics  Crew positioning and balance  Capsize and recovery – students will be in the water for this lesson so dress appropriately!  Class 2 — Rigging & Basic Boat Handling  Thursday, July 9 | 5:00–8:00 PM  Classroom Topics:  Class 1 review  Rigging fundamentals  Knots (bowline, cleat hitch, and square knot) and line handling  Launching and docking procedures  Tacking   On-the-Water Skills:  Rigging practice  Leaving and returning to dock  Sailing close-hauled and on a reach  Introduction to tacking  Class 3 — Sail Trim & Boat Control  Wednesday, July 15 | 5:00–8:00 PM  Classroom Topics:  Sail shape and trim  Reading wind and weather  Basic rules of the road  On-the-Water Skills:  Improving steering control  Sail trim adjustments  Tacking drills  Speed and balance exercises  Class 4 — Intermediate Maneuvers  Thursday, July 16 | 5:00–8:00 PM  Classroom Topics:  Understanding jibing  Crew coordination  Avoiding collisions and safe maneuvering  On-the-Water Skills:  Controlled jibing  Figure-eight sailing patterns  Recovery from stalls and missed maneuvers  Man-overboard introduction  Class 5 — Practical Sailing Skills  Wednesday, July 22 | 5:00–8:00 PM  Classroom Topics:  General review   On-the-Water Skills:  Sailing short courses  Independent crew rotations  Docking practice  Problem-solving exercises  Class 6 — Review & Fun Sail  Thursday, July 23 | 5:00–8:00 PM  Classroom Topics:  Course review  Q&A session  Next steps in sailing  On-the-Water Skills:  Demonstration sail  Skills evaluation  Informal mini-regatta or group sail  Certificates/completion recognition  Recommended Student Equipment  USCG-approved life jacket (if available)  Closed-toe, non-marking shoes  Sunscreen and hat  Sunglasses with retainer strap  Reusable water bottle  Lightweight rain jacket  Comfortable quick-dry clothing  Towel   Light snack  Waterproof cellphone case (if you must have your phone on the water)  Student Responsibilities  Students are expected to be ready to begin each class promptly at 5PM so plan accordingly. Instructors and coaches will try to accommodate exceptional circumstances but not to the detriment of the class or the agenda.   Students should plan to attend ALL classes for the duration. Missing an entire class (or most of one) will be difficult to overcome and will likely require independent instruction outside of the normal class time. The cost for independent instruction is $50 per hour.   Students are encouraged to ask questions to facilitate the learning process; however, disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. No refunds will be given for being dismissed from the class.   Students will be in the water at least once (for the capsize and recovery drill). As such, students are expected to be comfortable in the water (while wearing a PFD).   No food will be provided during class, so students are encouraged to either eat before arriving or to have a snack available.   Registration  Click here to register and pay for the class: https://etysa.tidyhq.com  More Information  Please send an email to: etysacamp@gmail.com with any questions or concerns.  

ETYSA Week4: Learn to Sail (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Level) **Please enter your child's name as the attendee; Parent/Guardian names will be listed as "emergency contact" At ETYSA, we believe there's a place for everyone—whether you're brand new to sailing or have previous experience. Sailors just starting out will join our beginner program, while more experienced sailors will be placed in intermediate or advanced classes to match their skill level. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2026) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Please include any prior sailing or boating experience in the registration comments Sibling/Multi Week Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount of $25 for the 2nd (or more) child!  New this year-children registering for 2 or more weeks receive a $25 discount for each week, plus $50 a week discount for 2 or more kids attending 2 or more weeks! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Beginner Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Beginner/ Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Beginner/Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week 3: Learn to Race (Beginner/Intermediate Level) **Please enter your child's name as the attendee; Parent/Guardian names will be listed as "parent name or emergency contact" ETYSA’s Intro to Racing I & II is designed for sailors who have completed at least one week of our Learn to Sail program and are ready to explore the fundamentals of sailboat racing. This session is not intended for first-time sailors or beginners. Throughout the week, participants will develop skills in: Race starts Upwind and downwind sailing techniques Basic racing strategy and tactics To ensure proper placement, please include your child’s sailing experience during registration. If you’re unsure whether this session is the right fit, feel free to reach out to us at etysacamp@gmail.com. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2025) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Attended 1 or more weeks of camp or similar sailing camp. Sibling  and Multi Week Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a $25 sibling discount for the 2nd+ child!  New this year - children enrolling in 2 or more weeks receive a $25 discount for each week, plus $50 a week discount for 2 or more kids attending 2 or more weeks! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Intermediate Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m.   Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week 2: Learn to Sail (Beginner/Intermediate Level) **Please enter your child's name as the attendee; Parent/Guardian names will be listed later in the sign up process At ETYSA, we believe there's a place for everyone—whether you're brand new to sailing or have previous experience. Sailors just starting out will join our beginner program, while more experienced sailors will be placed in intermediate or advanced classes to match their skill level. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2026) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Please include any prior sailing or boating experience in the registration comments Sibling Discount and Multi Week Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount-the 2nd+ child receives a $25 discount! New this year - Multi camp week Discount - children attending 2 or more weeks receive a $25 discount for each week! New this year - $50 a week discount for 2 or more kids attending 2 or more weeks! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Beginner Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Beginner/ Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Beginner/Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week 1: Learn to Sail (Beginner/Intermediate Level) **Please enter your child's name as the attendee; Parent/Guardian names will be listed below, with an option for an additional emergency contact (i.e. grandparent or other friend/family) At ETYSA, we believe there's a place for everyone—whether you're brand new to sailing or have previous experience. Sailors just starting out will join our beginner program, while more experienced sailors will be placed in intermediate or advanced classes to match their skill level. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2026) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50; enable participation in other events throughout the year) Please include any prior sailing or boating experience in the registration comments Sibling Discount and Multi-week Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount-the 2nd+ child receives a $25 discount! New this year! $25 discount on each week when your child signs up for 2 or more camp weeks, plus $50 a week discount for 2 or more kids attending 2 or more weeks! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Beginner Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Beginner/ Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Beginner/Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week 6: Learn to Race (Beginner/Intermediate Level) ETYSA’s Intro to Racing I & II is designed for sailors who have completed at least one week of our Learn to Sail program and are ready to explore the fundamentals of sailboat racing. This session is not intended for first-time sailors or beginners. Throughout the week, participants will develop skills in: Race starts Upwind and downwind sailing techniques Basic racing strategy and tactics To ensure proper placement, please include your child’s sailing experience during registration. If you’re unsure whether this session is the right fit, feel free to reach out to us at etysacamp@gmail.com. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2025) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Attended 1 or more weeks of camp or similar sailing camp. Costs & Sibling Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Intermediate Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week 5: Learn to Sail (Beginner/Intermediate Level) At ETYSA, we believe there's a place for everyone—whether you're brand new to sailing or have previous experience. Sailors just starting out will join our beginner program, while more experienced sailors will be placed in intermediate or advanced classes to match their skill level. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2025) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Please include any prior sailing or boating experience in the registration comments Sibling Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Beginner Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Beginner/ Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Beginner/Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week4: Learn to Sail (Beginner/Intermediate Level) At ETYSA, we believe there's a place for everyone—whether you're brand new to sailing or have previous experience. Sailors just starting out will join our beginner program, while more experienced sailors will be placed in intermediate or advanced classes to match their skill level. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2025) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Please include any prior sailing or boating experience in the registration comments Sibling Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Beginner Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Beginner/ Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Beginner/Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week 3: Learn to Race (Beginner/Intermediate Level) ETYSA’s Intro to Racing I & II is designed for sailors who have completed at least one week of our Learn to Sail program and are ready to explore the fundamentals of sailboat racing. This session is not intended for first-time sailors or beginners. Throughout the week, participants will develop skills in: Race starts Upwind and downwind sailing techniques Basic racing strategy and tactics To ensure proper placement, please include your child’s sailing experience during registration. If you’re unsure whether this session is the right fit, feel free to reach out to us at etysacamp@gmail.com. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2025) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Attended 1 or more weeks of camp or similar sailing camp. Costs & Sibling Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Intermediate Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m.   Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!

ETYSA Week 2: Learn to Sail (Beginner/Intermediate Level) At ETYSA, we believe there's a place for everyone—whether you're brand new to sailing or have previous experience. Sailors just starting out will join our beginner program, while more experienced sailors will be placed in intermediate or advanced classes to match their skill level. About Our Program: Eligibility & Requirements: Ages 8+ (as of October 1, 2025) Competent swimmer (see below for our water comfort check) Must be a current ETYSA family or sponsor member (Annual family membership is $50) Please include any prior sailing or boating experience in the registration comments Sibling Discount: Families registering two or more children are eligible for a sibling discount! Boats Used: Optimists (Optis) (ages 8–12-year-olds) Beginner Level Topaz (ages 10–14-year-olds) Beginner/ Intermediate Level Sunfish (ages 12–16-year-olds) Beginner/Intermediate Level 420’s (ages 12-16-year-olds) Intermediate/Advanced Level Camp Times: Drop Off Time: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Picnic Pavillion Camp Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Pick Up Time: 3:30 p.m. Water Comfort Check (Required on Day 1): The ETYSA Water Comfort Check is designed to assess a participant’s comfort and safety in the water, rather than swimming ability. All sailors must complete this check on the first day of camp before participating in any on-water activities, including sailing and capsize recovery. The Water Comfort Check includes: Life Jacket Fit Check: Instructors will ensure each sailor’s life jacket fits properly. If needed, a properly fitting loaner will be provided. Swim & Tread Water: Sailors will enter the water wearing their life jacket, clothes, and shoes. They will swim approximately 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, and then return to shore. This process helps ensure each sailor is prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. If you have any questions please reach out to etysacamp@gmail.com!