The CVPA hosts the technification sessions to boost the performance of adapted sailing sailors

Adapted sailing keeps opening fronts and reffirming that sea is a space for all. With the boosting of the Royal Spanish Sailing Federation and the support of the Sports Superior Council, December arrives with two decisive encounters destined athletes in trainig as well as those who wish to start in a modality that combines technique, passion and accesibility.

From December 10th to the 12th, the Club de Mar Almería will be the headquarters of a divulgation sessions oriented to created awareness and showing the possibilities that adapted sailing offers. The program will include theorical sessions aboard the HANSA 303 boats, guided by specialized technicians that will accompany particioants in their first steps inside this discipline.

Afterwards, from December 15th to the 18th, the spotlight will move to the Club de Vela Puerto Andratx, national and international referent in adapted sailing. There the technification sessions for sailors that want to improve their performance will take place. The proposal will combine technical talks, boats mounting, trainings in water and video analysis, with the goal to favor an intensive learning, coliving between atheletes and a constant improvement.

The HANSA 303, safe and accessible boat, will be the axis of both calls, allowing people with different capacities to enjoy sailing. With this initiative, adapted sailing improves its growth and consolidates its role as reference discipline in Spain.