moderate
6 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level to handle boat movements, balance, and some physical tasks involved in sailing.
Advance your sailing skills with the ASA 111 certification course in Harrison Township, Michigan. Learn essential techniques and gain expert guidance on Lake St. Clair for a confident sailing future.
The ASA 111 certification course offered by Lake St. Clair Sailing School in Harrison Township, Michigan, is your next step to becoming a confident, skilled sailor. This private, six-hour course builds upon previous ASA levels, reviewing essential knowledge and hands-on sailing skills designed to enhance your expertise and safety on the water. Whether you’re looking to refine your navigation, maneuvering, or emergency procedures, this course packs valuable instruction and practice into a focused day. Set on the stunning waters of Lake St. Clair, this experience not only boosts your sailing credentials but also gives you access to one of Michigan’s finest sailing environments. The personalized attention from expert instructors ensures that you’ll gain confidence and practical skills, preparing you for longer voyages or competitive sailing. Beyond certification, the course opens doors to a vibrant community of sailors and new adventures across the Great Lakes. Perfect for intermediate sailors aiming to expand their skills, ASA 111 combines education with the thrill of sailing in a supportive, private setting.
Give yourself time before the course to review prior ASA 101 and 103 materials to maximize learning during the six-hour session.
Bring shoes with good grip to stay safe and stable on wet boat decks throughout your sailing lessons.
Lake St. Clair can be sunny and warm, so bring water bottles and drink regularly to maintain energy and focus.
Sailing conditions vary; monitor forecasts to dress appropriately and avoid cancellations on windy or stormy days.
Lake St. Clair has been a pivotal waterway for trade and transport since early Native American settlements and later European settlers.
Efforts focus on water quality preservation and protecting native wildlife habitats amid increasing recreational use.
Provides traction and safety while moving around the boat deck.
Keeps you dry and comfortable during cool, windy spring sailing sessions.
spring specific
Protects your eyes from glare and harmful rays reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is critical, especially on sunny days out on the lake.