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Sailing fundamentals classes, part of our ASA Sailing School curriculum, are taught at our home base location on Lake Travis in Austin, Texas. We use our full sized cruising boats like our Catalina 310 and Hunter 28 for these classes to ensure you gain the experience with the systems you will be using on larger vessels in our advanced classes.
Our Introduction to Sailing class is a great place to start if you have never been around boats before or are unsure about investing in one of our American Sailing curriculum certifications. There is no self study, textbook, online class, preparation, or exam required. You can just come and enjoy sailing for a few hours.
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Our ASA 101 and 103 classes are designed to get you ready for our advanced sailing classes and progress you through Level II in our
sailing pathways curriculum.
The knowledge and theory portion of the class is a combination of a textbook and online self study materials that you complete at your own pace from the comfort of your home. We provide online live instructor hours to help along the way. There is a written proctored exam consisting of 100 multiple choice questions that you must score at least 80% to pass.
The on the water training is two days - we spend most of our time on the water underway. These sessions are typically held on back to back days during the week (Tue / Wed) or on the weekend (Sat / Sun). We also offer Friday classes for back to back weeks. For example, you can sign up for two Friday classes on the 1st and 2nd Friday of the month.
ASA 101 and 103 classes start at 9:00a sharp, and we are typically finished at 4:00p.
ASA 101 classes cost $725 and ASA 103 classes cost $750.
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All of our advanced sailing classes, part of our ASA Sailing School curriculum, are taught during our liveaboard 7-10 day
adventure learning vacations. We bareboat charter monohulls or catamarans up to 50’ in length in various locations around the world including: U.S., British, and Spanish Virgin Islands; Bahamas; St. Vincent / Grenadines; Greece; Croatia; Tahiti; New Zealand; and Australia.
These classes are scheduled six to eight months in advance. The cost of the charter boat, meals prepared aboard, instructor, and associated cruising/mooring fees during the trip are included in the price. Each cabin must have at least one student enrolled in one of our advanced sailing classes (104, 114, or 106). In order to qualify to take ASA 106 with us you must have completed our ASA 105 Advanced Navigation class before departure. If you have already completed ASA 105 at another school, please contact us.
The cost of the adventure vacations vary by season and destination but typically start from $4,500 per cabin for monohulls and $5,500 per cabin for catamarans and fill up quickly. Maximum of two people per cabin. One cabin is dedicated for the instructor.
Outbound Sailing Skipper Club members have early access to booking before opportunities are opened for all OS Alumni.
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This class is taught two to three times per year in an in person classroom environment in Lakeway, Texas over a Saturday and Sunday. As is with all of our ASA Sailing School curriculum, this class goes beyond the ASA standard and includes electronic navigation tools using Captain Tim Taylor’s Practical Navigation and Tom Tursi's Coastal Navigation Solutions Workbook as class and study materials.
To sign up for this class please contact us. This class costs $750 per student.