Welcome aboard the journey to the open seas! In the YouTube video “Sailing Schooled Ep. 1 – Miami, The Crew & Scarface”, we embark on a sailing adventure filled with learning, excitement, and a touch of romance. Join us as we prepare for our sailing classes with our captain and instructor, Jennifer, and our trusty friend Terry behind the camera. From cleaning the boat to setting sail towards Key Largo, we dive into a week of intensive learning and sailing. With dreams of cruising on a catamaran, we navigate through the challenges and joys of the open waters. So grab your life jacket and get ready to sail away with us!
Orientation and Course Overview
We’re getting the boat all cleaned up today because our captain and sailing instructor is coming aboard for orientation tomorrow. Our classes officially start, and we learn how to sail. Before she comes aboard, we got to get this place in ship shape; right aye aye, not my captain. Thanks a lot! Everything we do this week will be a defensive course on the weather. Use these and so on, these are pinch and zoom, right? Yeah, you get to go back to a little bit of old, yes, great! Jennifer, our instructor and captain, just left after giving us the orientation and the layout of what we’re going to be doing over the next six days. Five days of sailing, six days of school, and if we’re lucky, if the weather cooperates, we’ll make it all the way to Key Largo. If the weather cooperates, if not, oh well, you only knew what you can do.
At the end of this, we will have four little stamps in our book: basic keel boat sailing, basic coastal cruising, bareboat cruising, and cruising catamaran sailing. What that does is that allows us to go pretty much anywhere and charter a catamaran. Yes, but the really cool thing is we’re taking this class through Blue Water Sailing School on their A-plus catamaran course. Typically, you would go on one of their boats to take the course, but we have a unique situation because we already own a boat. They said, “Can you take a class on your own boat?” They said, “Absolutely, we do that quite often.” We said, “Sign us up!” Tomorrow, class begins at 8 a.m., and tonight, we have a very romantic evening of study. Good morning, everyone on board – our captain Jennifer or Jen, and our friend Terry who has volunteered to help us out by holding some cameras and miscellaneous things. Good morning! I’m excited to start learning and to be out sailing for a whole week. It’s going to be work because we have a lot to learn, but exciting because we’re sailing. Let’s get ready for this adventure!
Learning to Sail with Blue Water Sailing School
We’re getting the boat all cleaned up today because our captain and sailing instructor is coming aboard for orientation tomorrow. Our classes officially start, and we learn how to sail. Before she comes aboard, we got to get this place in shipshape, right? Aye aye, not my captain! Thanks a lot! Everything we do this week will be a defensive course on the weather. Yes, ma’am! Use these, and so long these are pinch and zoom, right? Huh, yeah, you get to go back to a little bit of old, yes! Great Jennifer, our instructor and captain, just left after giving us the orientation and layout of what we’re going to be doing over the next six days. Five days of sailing, six days of school, and if we’re lucky, if the weather cooperates, we’ll make it all the way to Key Largo. If not, oh well, you only knew what you can do, right?
At the end of this, we will have four little stamps in our book facing keel boat sailing, basic coastal closing, cruising catamaran sailing. What that does is that allows us to go pretty much anywhere and charter a catamaran. Yes, but the really cool thing is we’re taking this class through Blue Water Sailing School, and it’s their A+ catamaran course. When we were inquiring about the class, typically you would go on and you would take the course on one of their boats, obviously, because you need a boat to sail on. We have a unique situation because we already own a boat, so we said, ‘Can you take the class on your own boat?’ They said, ‘Absolutely, we do that quite often.’ We said, ‘Sign us up!’ That’s where we are. Tomorrow, class begins at 8 a.m., and tonight we have a very romantic evening of reading the rest of these books so that we’re prepared for class.
Preparing for a Week of Sailing Adventure
We’re getting the boat all cleaned up today because our captain and sailing instructor is coming aboard for orientation tomorrow our classes officially start and we learn how to sail before she comes aboard we got to get this place in shipshape right aye aye not my captain thanks a lot everything we do this week will be defensive course on the weather yes ma’am use these and so long these are pinch and zoom right huh yeah you get to go back to a little bit of old yes great.
Jennifer our instructor and captain just left after giving us the orientation the layout over what we’re going to be doing over the next six six days five days of sailing six days of school and if we’re lucky if the weather cooperates we’ll make it all the way to Key Largo if the weather cooperates if not oh well well you only knew what you can do yeah now at the end of this we will have four little stamps in our book facing keel boat sailing basic coastal closing yeah and they’re about cruising last one.
Meeting the Crew and Getting Started
We’re getting the boat all cleaned up today because our captain and sailing instructor is coming aboard for orientation tomorrow. Our classes officially start and we learn how to sail. Before she comes aboard, we got to get this place in shipshape. Right aye aye not my captain! Thanks a lot! Everything we do this week will be defensive.
Courses on the weather include:
- Defensive course on the weather
- Pinch and zoom
- Old
To Wrap It Up
As we wrap up our discussion on the first episode of Sailing Schooled in Miami, The Crew & Scarface, we are filled with anticipation for the sailing journey ahead. The orientation is complete, the boat is ready, and our enthusiasm is high as we prepare to embark on this seafaring adventure. With our captain and instructor, Jennifer, leading the way and our friend Terry assisting with cameras, we are ready to take on the challenge of mastering the art of sailing. Stay tuned for more updates on our sailing experience as we navigate through the waters and gain valuable knowledge along the way. Fair winds and following seas!
