Book your place now for the 2010 RYA Club and Coach Conferences 

Book now for the RYA Club and Coach Conferences.

Taking place over the weekend of 4-5 December at 10 different venues across the country the RYA Club and Coach Conferences are aimed at all those with an interest or involved in delivering, planning or coordinating club training, racing and coaching for both juniors and adults.

The conferences will help committees, volunteers, instructors and coaches to develop ideas and evolve their programme for next year’s season.   There will be updates from your RYA Regional Development Officers & High Performance Managers on what is new including essential information for your club and how best RYA staff can help, as well as a choice of workshops with guest speakers on specialist topics.  

Also if you need to revalidate your Level 2 Race Coach qualification then you can do so at any of the conferences (please bring with you a valid First Aid certificate, Powerboat Level 2 certificate and your log book – G14).  

To apply go to http://www.ryaracingevents.org.uk scroll down and click on RYA Coaching Courses.    

Those of you who have previously attended these conferences will know how informative they are so sign up today for this year’s chance to network with likeminded folk, brush-up on your coaching skills, re-validate your qualifications and get a free lunch! 

Conferences take place at:  

Date	Region	Venue	Guest Speaker
4 December	South West	Roadford Conference Centre, Oakhampton	Adam Bowers
4 December	Thames Valley	Burghfield Sailing Club	Cathy Foster
4 December	South East	Bewl Valley Sailing Club	James Gray
4 December	North	Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club	Dave Woodhead
4 December	S Wales	Pembroke Adventure Centre.	Nic Wymer
5th December	Midlands	Kingsbury Water Park Outdoor Education Centre	Peter Walker
5th December	South	Solent University, Southampton	Adam Bowers
5th December	West	Anderton Centre, Chorley	Dave Woodhead
5th December	East	Blackwater Sailing Club	Mike McNamara
5th December	N Wales	Plas Menai	Nic Wymer