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10 year old on a Laser (full sail)
My son is 10 and is very skinny.
I have a Laser on a mid-size lake and let him take it for a spin. Amazingly, he was running up and down like a pro. I know that they make a smaller sail, but he still can't upright the boat by himself. How do the kids in these Junior regattas (I read about them but never seen one) manage? Is there a weight limit. Thanks in advance, Ron |
10 year old on a Laser (full sail)
My son is 10 and is very skinny.
I have a Laser on a mid-size lake and let him take it for a spin. Amazingly, he was running up and down like a pro. I know that they make a smaller sail, but he still can't upright the boat by himself. How do the kids in these Junior regattas (I read about them but never seen one) manage? Is there a weight limit. A 10 year old should be able to right a laser. Be sure he lets the main loose (should happen as it should not be cleated) and stands outboard on the dagger. |
10 year old on a Laser (full sail)
Torresen Marine's site has an excellent little article in the Butterfly site on righting scows...www.Torresen.com....the
principle would be the same.... -- katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
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