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Links to associated sites:
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Sites Supporting Sailing in the NECSC supported Keelboat Classes |
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Information regarding the International 2.4mR Class Association including: Class rules; Tuning guides; Worldwide Regatta Schedules; Regatta Results. |
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Information regarding the United States 2.4mR Class Association, their organization and regatta schedule. This keelboat class is organized under the International Sailing Federation (ISAF), the International 2.4mR Class Association and the United States Sailing Association. It is one of the fastest growing classes in North America. |
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The objectives of the Sonar Class Association shall be to promote one-design racing in a boat that is lively, comfortable and fun to sail. To promote class racing among boats that are equal and keep one-design standards in perpetuity. To accomplish this there are strict Class Rules in the categories as indicated: |
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Gavia Yachts is the licensee of the Norlin Mark III, International 2.4mR and United States N3 Class, single-handed keel boat. Used exclusively for single-handed keelboat training at the NECSC. |
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Shumway Marine builds the Sonar Class boat, used exclusively for training in the crewed keelboat program at the NECSC. |
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Interesting Sites Supporting the NECSC and Sailing |
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CanDo.com is a centralized online resource and Web destination dedicated to delivering hard-to-find and relevant information that inspires greater independence and better daily living for people with disabilities and their support circles. |
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The Infinitec Web site posts vast resources on assistive technology devices and their uses. We educate visitors about life-enhancing technology, as well as instruct on new ways to participate in loved mainstream activities, such as driving, cooking, sports, traveling, and gardening, as well as more practical activities--dressing, bathing, and dental hygiene. |
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When decision time comes to choose a sail consider American made sails that offer a difference from the others. |
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The Nyack Boat Club was informally started in the late 1890's by a group of boating enthusiasts to insure the continuation of recreational sailing and boating on the majestic Hudson. Set on a beautiful 2 1/2 acre site, the club is equidistant between the Tappan Zee Bridge and lovely Hook Mountain, on the west shore of the river. |
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.. Providing the instruction, environment and
support for disabled and able-bodied individuals to experience the thrills
of sailing |
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Mission Statement: To bring hope, confidence, social integration, independence and fun back into the lives of people with disabilities and their families. To provide affordable and effective services and programs that will enhance the participant's independence, employment potential, and quality of life. To develop a universally accessible water sports training facility in Miami, open to all people, serving local residents, and visitors from around the world. |
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Our mission is to provide mainstream, complementary and recreational therapeutic services that develop independent living skills for individuals who have experienced spinal cord injury and related nervous system disorders |
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US Sailing's mission is to encourage participation and promote excellence in sailing and racing in the United States. |
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