How do I join the ASA 114 waitlist?

Simply register your details with Seattle Sailing Club's online form to receive email notifications when spots become available.

What prior sailing experience is needed?

Basic sailing knowledge is recommended, but not required; the course is designed to build skills progressively.

What should I bring to the lesson?

Bring layered clothing, sailing gloves, non-slip shoes, sun protection, and a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Can I reschedule if my spot opens up but I can’t attend?

Rescheduling depends on availability and club policies; it’s best to notify them as early as possible.

Is the course suitable for beginners?

The ASA 114 is geared towards sailors familiar with basic skills looking to advance to cruising catamarans.

Are meals or refreshments provided?

Meals are not provided, so plan to eat beforehand or bring snacks and drinks on board.

ASA 114 Catamaran Sailing Waitlist in Seattle, WA

Join the ASA 114 Cruising Catamaran Sailing Lesson waitlist with Seattle Sailing Club and prepare yourself for a unique hands-on sailing experience on one of the most graceful vessels on the water. This course is designed for sailors eager to expand their skills on a cruising catamaran while enjoying the beautiful waters of Puget Sound. Once a spot opens up, you'll receive an email notification to secure your place and begin your journey into advanced sailing techniques, including catamaran handling and navigation. As you learn to harness the wind and navigate open waters, the experience becomes more than just a lesson—it’s an opportunity to build confidence and enjoy the thrill of sailing close to Seattle’s iconic skyline and nearby islands. Whether you’re an experienced sailor upgrading your credentials or someone passionate about multi-hull cruising, this course promises an adventurous yet safe environment led by professional instructors. With the backdrop of Washington’s spectacular waterways, expect every session to bring you closer to mastering the art of catamaran sailing while sharing the joy of the sea with fellow enthusiasts.

About Seattle Sailing Club

Seattle Sailing Club is a community-focused sailing organization in the Puget Sound region that offers instructional courses, on-water clinics, racing programs, and social events for sailors of all levels. The club organizes American Sailing Association (ASA) courses—ranging from beginner certifications to instructor qualification programs—alongside skill-building clinics such as on‑the‑water practice sessions, racing clinics, and navigation seminars.

Specialized offerings include women’s programs, LGBTQ+ programs, Sistership Sails, and targeted clinics for spinnaker and racing techniques. The club operates structured classroom learning combined with hands-on training; for example, the ASA 103 course is a 21-hour program that blends classroom instruction with practical sailing experience. Several events and advanced classes run on waitlists when capacity is reached, giving interested sailors the opportunity to join if spaces open.

Sailfest and casual racing clinics emphasize community, inclusivity, and relaxed competition, while race clinics and skipper-level training focus on The Racing Rules of Sailing, tactics, and onboard communication. Seattle Sailing Club supports aspiring instructors through ASA-affiliated Instructor Qualification Courses and provides seminars on navigation, engine troubleshooting, and advanced sail handling. Safety, certified curriculum standards, and peer mentorship underpin the club’s offerings.

The club’s programs combine measurable training milestones, small-group instruction, and organized graduation sails to ensure clear progression for learners. Whether seeking certification, competitive racing experience, or inclusive community sails, Seattle Sailing Club provides accessible, structured, and trustworthy sailing education and social opportunities on Puget Sound. Instructors follow ASA standards, events welcome newcomers and experienced sailors, and waitlist notifications are sent when openings occur throughout the season.