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  Sail training - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
By 1900 most commercial sailing vessels were struggling to turn a profit in the face of competition from more modern steam ships which had become efficient enough to steam shorter great circle routes between ports instead of the longer trade wind routes used by sailing ships.
While many countries of the world operated sailing ships as training vessels for officers in their Merchant Marine in the 1920’s and 30’s, several sailing ship owners such as Carl Laeisz and Gustav Erickson determined that there was still a profit to be made from the last of the sailing ships.
While the summer race series are the pinnacle of the sail training experience, most maritime nations have government, private and charitably funded ships preserving the ways of seamen from a time gone by, helping the youth and the “young at heart” find themselves and working somewhere off their coasts on short trips year round.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sail_training   (2291 words)

  
 The Tall Ships' Races - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Participating vessels are manned by a largely cadet or trainee crew who are partaking in sail training.
Thus, tall ship does not describe a specific type of sailing vessel, but rather the purpose of training and sail education to which that vessel is dedicated.
Sail Training International (STI) is the international association of some twenty national organisations devoted to promoting "the education and development of young people of all nationalities, religions and social backgrounds, through sail training".
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cutty_Sark_Tall_Ships'_Race   (475 words)

  
 ASTO: Sail Training International   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
Sail Training International is a global charity dedicated to the development and education of young people of all nationalities, religions and social backgrounds, through sail training.
It achieves this purpose by working with the sail training organisations of some 20 countries worldwide, to promote the benefits of sail training to the youth of the world.
Sail Training International also organises the STI Tall Ships' Races that take place annually during the summer holidays with a key rule being that 50% of each vessel's crew must be aged between 15 and 25 years.
www.asto.org.uk /sti.htm   (218 words)

  
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Sail training uses this experience principally as a means to help young people learn about themselves, discover hidden strengths and talents, and understand the value of others and of working as a team.
For most who undertake sail training on Tall Ships it is a positive life-changing experience whatever their social or cultural backgrounds, and develops a willingness to take controlled risks.
The Members of Sail Training International are the national/representative sail training organisations.
www.barkeuropa.com /UK_STI0501-STI0503.htm   (986 words)

  
 Official site - Sail Training Ship MIR   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
Though due to the disrepairs of her stern shaft bearing the ship was not able to race in the second leg of the regatta, she won four different prizes and fourth place on finishing line among the A class ships.
In 2002, as a result of reorganization of the ISTA it was renamed the Sail Training International.
As operation of a big sailing ship requires substation expenditures, and the funds supplied by the SMA and the Department of Sea Transport do not cover all the costs of operation the "Mir" has to combine its usual activities with commercial ones, thus earning necessary sums.
www.tallshipmir.ru /history.html   (751 words)

  
 August05 STI Press Release
Sail Training International, August 5, 2005: A major international study into the value and effectiveness of the sail training experience for young people will be undertaken by the University of Edinburgh.
Sail Training International has defined this as a key goal of the project, as well as helping to decide where and on what to focus further research in the future.
Its members are the national/representative sail training organisations of Australia, Belgium, Bermuda, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, UK and USA.
tallships.sailtraining.org /contribute/August05STIPressRelease.htm   (664 words)

  
 Worldwide Sail Training for Seniors Aboard Tall Ships.
If you're prepared to get on board for a sail training experience then the experience will be enhanced as you get to climb the rigging, haul on ropes and understand and sense how to harness the power of the wind.
Esther Tibbs, 62, first took a sail training voyage on board Sir Winston Churchill at the age of 40 and admits that she was terrified at the beginning.
Sail training challenges people to learn about themselves, discover hidden strengths and talents, and learn the value of others and of working as a team.
www.travelwithachallenge.com /Sail-Training.htm   (1386 words)

  
 Disabled Sailing & Sail Training - TheYachtMarket.com News
She spends all the time when she is not sailing either in a wheelchair, or in bed.
The invitation is from Sail Training International who plan to make the research the centre-piece of their celebrations next year of the 50th anniversary of the first ever race for sail training Tall Ships in 1956.
Many of the questions and issues raised about boating are the same whether it is from a disabled or able bodied sailor and any one of the RYA departments should be able to deal with enquiries specific to their area of boating.
www.theyachtmarket.com /news/newscat26.aspx   (592 words)

  
 Cutty Sark Tall Ships' Race - InfoSearchPoint.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
It is held annually in European waters and consists of two racing legs of several hundred nautical miles, and a "cruise in company" between the racing legs.
Participating vessels are manned by a largely cadet or trainee crew, trainees being non-professional sailors mostly between 16 and 25 years of age.
The race was from Torquay, Cornwall to Lisbon and back, and was meant to be a last farewell to the era of the great sailing ships.
www.infosearchpoint.com /display/Tall_ship   (340 words)

  
 Sail Training Association
The Sail Training Association (STA) is a registered charity with the objective of developing maturity and social awareness in young people (aged 16-24).
The ships need a full crew of 55 to sail them and the young people form a vital part of that team.
No previous sailing experience is necessary to take part in the voyages.
www.nursingnetuk.com /abroaddirectory/sail_training.html   (289 words)

  
 The Tall Ships’ Races 2005
Their aim is to bring together the ships that offer sail training experiences in friendly competition, providing a true adventure for those who take part, while allowing millions to gaze in wonder at the glamorous and lofty tall ships, some of which are from the dawn of the last century.
In full sail, the big square rigged ships will cross a mile wide start line, all angling to get a head start on their competitors before racing down the Celtic Sea, around the Isles of Scilly and on up the Channel to Cherbourg-Octeville in France in time for the French National day of 14 July.
Sail Training International is a UK registered Charity (not for profit organization).
www.theculturedtraveler.com /archives/APR2005/Print/TallShip_Races.htm   (735 words)

  
 ClickPress | International Research into value of Sail Training
Sail Training International are seeking bids from universities and other institutions to undertake research into the impact of sail training as part of their celebrations of the 50th anniversary of The Tall Ships' Races.
Sail training International says it is essential that the research is independent, credible and achievable.
The findings of the study will be in a form that can be readily used by sail training operators around the world to assist them in fundraising and trainee recruitment.
www.clickpress.com /releases/Detailed/1298005cp.shtml   (510 words)

  
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In 2006 Sail Training International is celebrating her 50th Anniversary of Tall Ships' Races.
The Portuguese population say farewell with a spectacular parade of sail on the River Tagus.
On Wednesday, July 26 the EUROPA sails into the harbour of the Andalusia city of Cadiz at the very tip of Spain.
www.barkeuropa.com /UK_SA-080706.htm   (1193 words)

  
 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
Universities and other institutions with credentials in behaviour and attitude research among young people in an adventure environment are being invited to submit proposals for a major worldwide project to measure the impact of the sail training experience.
Sail Training International also says the study must be global, involving sail training operators and trainees in north America, Australasia and Europe.
Sail Training International is a registered charity (not for profit organisation).
www.tallshipsraces.com /News/NewsItem.asp?NewsID=0   (465 words)

  
 Sailing Thailand: Phuket and Pattaya; School –International Certificate Courses, Bareboats, Charters and much more
All our packages are designed to provide a relaxing holiday with the focus on sailing, boating or sail training.
Features sail training from the marina to international Keelboat Certification level.
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www.sailing-thailand.com /holiday_packages.html   (410 words)

  
 Danish Sail Training Association
Sail Training International said the purpose of the meeting was to establish a method for Class ‘A’ sail training ship operators ‘to work together to ensure the fleet can operate freely, safely, and internationally’.
He said that while most sail training ships were in some sense ‘historical’ and ‘built to the standards of another day’, more than 80 percent of accidents were caused by people and had nothing to do with the design or construction of a vessel.
Sail training ships generally had a good safety record and he recognised that these vessels were often not adequately catered for in maritime regulations.
www.dsta.dk /nyheder.html   (6957 words)

  
 Tall Ships Challenge Muskegon 2001 Sail Muskegon
The American Sail Training Association (ASTA) is a non-profit organization devoted to the development, support and promotion of sail training and education under sail and is the oldest of 19 national affiliates of the International Sail Training Association.
Events, a National Conference on Sail Training and Tall Ships, and in conjunction with the ISTA, an International Safety Forum attended by tall ship captains from throughout the world.
Long utilized by the navies of the world to develop strong leadership skills in young officers, sail training is now accessible to people of all ages and walks of life.
www.sailmuskegon.com /sailing/what_is_asta.html   (234 words)

  
 Waterford News & Star: Waterford charts a course for Tall Ships Race 2011   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
City Manager Conn Murray said a detailed submission will be compiled for the organising body, Sail Training International, and a strong case will be made for the city.
Already, the City Council have had discussions with Sail Training International and a delegation including Mayor Hilary Quinlan, the City Manager and the 2005 host port chairman Nicky Fewer, made an outline case for Waterford at the body’s conference late last year.
“None of us lucky enough to be in Waterford last July when these ships, their crew and the sail training community were in our city, could have failed to have been won over by the magnificent event,” he said.
www.waterford-news.com /news/story.asp?j=21628   (436 words)

  
 The Town Council of La Coruña :: Tourism :: Noticia :: La Coruña to host Sail Training International Conference, ...
Sail Training International have selected La Coruña to organise their annual conference in 2005.
Around 400 people from the world of sailing will come to the city.
Ships will leave Saint-Malo (France) and sail to Lisbon (Portugal) for the first race, Lisbon to Cádiz and Cádiz to La Coruña will be cruises in company, and the second race will be from La Coruña to Antwerp (Belgium).
www.aytolacoruna.es /en/4turismo?vermas=1100607695986-288   (280 words)

  
 bymnews.com
Host ports for the Funchal 500 Tall Ships Regatta 2008 were announced in Lisbon today during a reception on the Portuguese sail training ship Sagres for the fleet competing in this year’s 50th Anniversary Tall Ships’ Races.
The Regatta will take place in September 2008 and is being organised by Sail Training International.
Falmouth and Ílhavo bring these qualities, along with a firm commitment to sail training and the promise of providing a large number of trainee crew from their communities to sail in the Regatta.”
www.bymnews.com /new/content/view/32741/50   (457 words)

  
 OpinionBug.com » Polish Sailing Vessel Missing In Tall Ships Race
Sail Training International says vessel Smialy has missed a total of five scheduled communications.
Sail Training International says the vessel Smialy has been found safe:
Sail Training International—The Polish vessel SMIALY has been found safe and well after experiencing electrical problems that meant they lost their radio, GPS and engine.
www.opinionbug.com /index.php?p=671   (203 words)

  
 Find sail training using our Local directory   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
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www.lifestylelocal.co.uk /search.htm?qLookingFor=sail+training&page=2   (237 words)

  
 Official site - Sail Training Ship MIR
We won the second place in "Tall Ships Regatta 2005", we were on wonderful crew party, took part in the parade of sail, and enjoyed this nice days in Norway.
It was nice to be in the city of France, where we could see the parade of sail.
The meeting is organized by the STS "Mir" and Sail Training International...
www.tallshipmir.ru   (1555 words)

  
 Windsport International - International sail training and coaching
Dedicated sailing dinghy and catamaran coaching programmes, training designed for Club racing to international competition.
An injection of new ideas will bring you up to speed with the latest technology, tchniques and training programms that need to improve to reach success.
The style of coaching suitably tailored to individuals, club fleets, associations, national squads.
www.windsport.co.uk /international/int_sail.htm   (78 words)

  
 News Release: Waterfront Development Corporation   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
The fleet participating in the Tall Ships Atlantic Challenge in 2009, organised by Sail Training International, will arrive in Halifax in July after a series of races that will begin in Spain and include stops in the Canary Islands, Bermuda and ports along the east coast of the United States.
From Halifax, the fleet will race back across the Atlantic to the U.K. "We are delighted to be bringing an international fleet of Tall Ships back to Halifax in 2009," said Nigel Rowe, chairman of Sail Training International Group Limited.
In 2004, Halifax was voted the port of the year by The American Sail Training Association, an honour which recognized Halifax for its dedicated volunteers and ship liaisons, the educational and cultural opportunities offered to the sail trainees and crews, and the smooth handling of hundreds of thousands of people who visited the waterfront.
www.gov.ns.ca /news/details.asp?id=20051103003   (561 words)

  
 Ocean Youth Trust Scotland : : Tall Ships 2005
We still have places on the Sail Training International Tall Ships Races this summer.
“Sail Training International organizes and manages the annual series of races for sail training Tall Ships in European waters.
The purpose of these events is to provide an opportunity for friendly competition among the sail training fleet and to develop international friendship and understanding among the young trainees and the communities visited during the races.
oytscotland.org.uk /content/templates/news.aspx?articleid=96&zoneid=6   (318 words)

  
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 (1976) Tall ships '76 official souvenir program of the International Sail Training Race, 1976: A Bicentennial salute to ...
Tall ships '76 official souvenir program of the International Sail Training Race, 1976: A Bicentennial salute to sail training
Published on behalf of the American Sail Training Association by Cruising World Publications (Newport, R.I.)
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TS ROYALIST, the square-rigged sail training brig of the Sea Cadets, was designed by Colin Mudie RDI and launched in 1971.
Built of steel, with an overall length of 97ft and with magnificent lines, she is a beautiful sight and is often seen sailing the coastal waters of the United Kingdom.
However, the members also can enjoy the thrill of sailing in TS ROYALIST during a number of charters organised for adults during each year.
www.squareriggerclub.org.uk   (243 words)

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