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Monday, January 26, 2009




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Junior Windsurfing Calendar

Dec. 28-31 - Banana River Training Camp in Cocoa Beach, FL (T293 and RS:X) contact britt@nbwindsurfing.com or visit www.bananariverwindsurfing.com/clinics.html

Jan. 16-18 - RS:X North American Champs & Alex Cavigila Regatta in Miami, FL (T293 and RS:X charters available) www.shakealegmiami.com

Jan. 15-18 - U.S. Youth Worlds Qualifier in Clearwater, FL (RS:X) www.clwyc.org/YWQ10/2010YouthWorldQualifierNOR.pdf

Jan. 20-23 - U.S. Sailing Team Olympic Training Camp in Miami, FL (RS:X)

Jan. 24-30 - Miami Olympic Classes Regatta in Miami, FL (RS:X) http://rmocr.ussailing.org

March 1-4 - Banana River Traning Camp in Cocoa Beach, FL (T293) contact karen@nbwindsurfing.com or www.bananariverwindsurfing.com/clinics.html

March 5-7 - T293 North American Champs and Youth Olympics Qualifier at the Calema Midwinters in Merritt Island, FL (T293) www.calema.com

July 5-8 - Baltimore County Sailing Center Race Camp, contact aimee@bcsailing.org

July 9-11 - Rocky Hall Junior Olympics in Rock Hall, MD, contact JO2010@RockHallYachtClub.org

July 8-17 - Youth World Championships in Istanbul, Turkey (RS:X) www.isafyouthworlds.com

July 20-24 - US Windsurfing Nationals and T293 National Champs in San Francisco, CA (T293) www.stfyc.com

July 26-31 - T293 World Champs in Martigues, France (T293) www.techno293.org

Aug. 3-5 - East Coast Junior Windsurf Champs in Vinyard Haven, MA (T293) www.vhyc.org




What is Team USA?

Team USA is for all junior windsurfers who are interested in competing at windsurfing. Currently our efforts are focused on racing (mainly course racing on Techno 293, formula, FE, Kona, etc.), but we hope to add freestyle and wave sailing components in the future. Training camps are offered for those who want to learn how to race, you will improve your windsurfing skills and learn racing skills - that makes racing more fun!  You will also be exposed to different types of gear and conditions so you will become a more well-rounded windsurfer.  You will also be able to get a better idea of what class of board you might want to race.

Who is on Team USA?
The team is made up of all junior windsurfers that can attend a few events (races or training camps) each year. You don’t have to be an expert windsurfer or already have racing experience. To get started, just contact us and we can help you find a place to learn to windsurf, and then teach you how to race.  Racing will improve your windsurfing skills and give you all kinds of cool opportunities to travel and meet other kids who windsurf from all over the world!  If you are an expert with racing experience, that’s great! More information later on programs just for you.  There are several requirements for being on Team USA: 1)Good Grades 2)Be ethical, honest and polite 3) Have a desire to improve.

How do I find out about Team USA events?
The Team USA blog and e-mail newsletter are the best ways to keep track of future races and training camps. You can also e-mail Britt Viehman (the coach of Team USA) at britt@nbwindsurfing.com if you have questions.

What are the Youth Development Teams?
We are currently working on having two more specialized teams within Team USA.  One would be combined with the US Sailing team to develop a youth windsurfing development team for junior windsurfers who are talented, hard working and have their sights set on future Olympic competition. This would be an Olympic track for those who have their sights set on an Olympic journey.  We are also working on a Formula Youth team for those who would prefer to compete in Formula or Formula Experience.  These would be more serious, focused, smaller teams than Team USA.

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