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Arizona Sailing Foundation

Learn to handle a powerboat at speed.Safe Powerboat Handling & Rescue

Contact: Rob Gibbs - 602.574.3000

This two-day, hands-on, on-the-water course is designed for people who want to learn how to safely operate a powerboat or improve your boathandling skills.

The National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) has approved this US Sailing course and an increasing number of states are recognizing it as a way of meeting their boating safety education requirements. The course is offered by US Sailing's participating facilities throughout the United States and is taught by US Sailing Certified Powerboat Instructors.

The course includes the Safety, Rescue and Support endorsement for anyone using powerboats to perform safety and rescue functions, such as sailing instructors, coaches, regatta personnel, marine patrols, police and fire rescue personnel, and park rangers—as well as people who want to be certified as operators of race support boats.

The course includes rescue training.Class description: As a graduate of this class, you’ll be qualified to handle a powered runabout and will be ready to provide support and rescue to boats and boaters in distress.

Here is the ASF Calendar.

Contacts:
Rob Gibbs
- 602.574.3000

Donate a boat or donate money to ASF

Directions to Lake Pleasant

The mission: The Arizona Sailing Foundation, Inc., will provide fun, safe, community-based education in the art of sailing on a non-discriminatory basis.

The Arizona Sailing Foundation, Inc., admits students of any race, color and national or ethnic origin.