moderate
4–6 hours per session
Participants should have average fitness to handle basic physical aspects of sailing, including moving on board and handling lines.
Secure your chance to learn sailing basics with Seattle Sailing Club’s ASA 101 course. Join the waitlist to experience Puget Sound’s stunning waters and modern sailing techniques.
Waitlist for ASA 101 Keelboat Sailing 1 Lesson
Our ASA 101 Keelboat Sailing 1 Lessons fill up quickly April - September. We have created waitlists for those who would like to be notified when a spot opens in a lesson. There are waitlists available for each lesson schedule: Saturday/Sunday, Monday/Wednesday, Tuesday/Thursday, and evening lessons. If you would like to sign up for multiple weekends/weekdays, please sign up for each of them individually. We will contact you via email if a spot opens up in a lesson.
Note: Please disregard the time of this waitlist. Our system requires us to set a time, but it is irrelevant to booking a spot on the waitlist.
In the meantime, check-out the American Sailing Association's online sailing course on our website.
PUGET SOUND’S WEATHER CAN SHIFT QUICKLY, SO DRESS IN LAYERS TO STAY COMFORTABLE BOTH ONBOARD AND ASHORE.
REFLECTED LIGHT OFF THE WATER CAN CAUSE SUNBURNS; PROTECT YOUR SKIN AND EYES DURING SAILING.
PLAN TO ARRIVE AT LEAST 15 MINUTES BEFORE YOUR CLASS TO COMPLETE REGISTRATION AND SAFETY BRIEFS.
KEEP AN EYE ON LOCAL TIDES AND WEATHER FORECASTS TO ENSURE SAFE AND ENJOYABLE CONDITIONS ON THE WATER.
Seattle’s maritime history dates back to the late 19th century, with Puget Sound serving as a critical transportation and trade route.
Seattle Sailing Club promotes clean boating practices and supports local efforts to protect Puget Sound’s fragile marine ecosystem.
Protects you from unpredictable spring showers and chilly winds on the water.
spring specific
Provides safety and stability while moving around on wet boat surfaces.
Reduces glare from the water, making it easier to see and navigate.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable during cooler mornings and evenings on the water.
fall specific