moderate
4 hours
Moderate physical fitness is recommended due to active sailing tasks including moving around the boat and handling sails.
Sharpen your sailing skills with a private 4-hour ASA101 Review session at Seattle’s Elliott Bay Marina. Prepare for ASA103 while enjoying expert guidance and stunning waterfront views.
Enhance your sailing skills with Northwest Sailing’s ASA101 Review, a private 4-hour session located at the scenic Elliott Bay Marina in Seattle, Washington. This experience is tailored for sailors who have completed the ASA101 course and want to reinforce their foundational skills while preparing for the next certification level, ASA103. Guided by expert instructors, you’ll log valuable time on the water, refining your techniques in real sailing conditions against the backdrop of Seattle’s stunning skyline and marine environment. Whether adjusting sails, steering, or mastering safety protocols, every moment on the boat builds your confidence and competence. The private setting ensures personalized instruction and immediate feedback, accelerating your learning curve. Beyond skill-building, sailing on Elliott Bay offers a refreshing escape with cool sea breezes and panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains. This session is perfect for intermediate sailors eager to solidify their knowledge, gain practical experience, and enjoy an invigorating outdoor adventure right in the heart of the Pacific Northwest.
Ensure your footwear has good grip to stay safe on wet and slippery boat surfaces.
The weather on Elliott Bay can be windy and cool, so a lightweight windbreaker keeps you comfortable.
Bring water, as physical activity and fresh air can dehydrate you faster than you expect.
Show up at least 15 minutes before your session to get briefed and familiarize yourself with the boat.
Seattle’s Elliott Bay Marina has been a central hub for recreational boating since the 1970s, fostering community sailing culture.
Northwest Sailing emphasizes sustainable practices, including minimizing marine waste and respecting local wildlife habitats.
Provides grip and prevents slipping on wet surfaces while aboard.
Protects against windchill and light rain during spring sailing conditions.
spring specific
Shields your eyes from harsh glare reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the physically engaging sailing session.