Dave Perry points out that all bad starts are a result of a violation of one or more of six basic rules for getting a good start:
#5 If you feel like being conservative and hanging back at the start, do it only at the windward end.
Come back next week for more Dave Perry starting tips!
Friday, September 14, 2012
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Daily Lift - Dave Perry's Starting Tip #4
Dave Perry points out that all bad starts are a result of a violation of one or more of six basic rules for getting a good start:
#4 Don’t ever go in to leeward of a boat in final seconds before the start unless you are 100 percent sure you’ll make it out into clear air on the other side.
Remember to come back tomorrow for more starting tips from Dave Perry!
#4 Don’t ever go in to leeward of a boat in final seconds before the start unless you are 100 percent sure you’ll make it out into clear air on the other side.
Remember to come back tomorrow for more starting tips from Dave Perry!
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Daily Lift - Dave Perry's Starting Tip #3
Dave Perry points out that all bad starts are a result of a violation of one or more of six basic rules for getting a good start:
#3 Start as close as possible to the boat to windward of you, and as far as possible from the boat to leeward of you.
Remember to come back tomorrow for more racing tips from Dave Perry!
#3 Start as close as possible to the boat to windward of you, and as far as possible from the boat to leeward of you.
Remember to come back tomorrow for more racing tips from Dave Perry!
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Daily Lift: Dave Perry's Starting Tip #2
Dave Perry points out that all bad starts are a result of a violation of one or more of six basic rules for getting a good start:
#2 Start close to or at full speed, regardless of where you choose to start.
Remember to come back tomorrow for more starting tips from Dave Perry!
#2 Start close to or at full speed, regardless of where you choose to start.
Remember to come back tomorrow for more starting tips from Dave Perry!
Monday, September 10, 2012
Dave Perry's Starting Tip #1
Dave Perry points out that all bad starts are a result of a violation of one or more of six basic rules for getting a good start:
1. Don’t get to the line too early and have to stop and wait for the gun.
Come back tomorrow for another starting tip from Dave Perry
1. Don’t get to the line too early and have to stop and wait for the gun.
Come back tomorrow for another starting tip from Dave Perry
Friday, September 7, 2012
Daily Lift - Fundraising Campaigns
There are several examples of different types of fundraising campaigns:
- General or Broad Base Campaign (Annual Appeal) - smaller contributions
- Membership
- Major Gifts
- Targeted Capital Campaign (bricks and mortar, endowment, scholarship fund)
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Daily Lift - Fundraising Process
Successful fundraising requires a long-term commitment and investment. It is not a short-term effort.
Process:
Process:
- Suspects to prospects
- Prospects to commitments
- Commitments to cash
- Renewal efforts
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Daily Lift - Fundraising Basics
Here are a few considerations when setting out to generate funding for a sailing program:
- Understand/Define your target audience - suspects
- Tailor Message - emmotionally
- Priority and Expectations - where your program fits with potential donors
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Daily Lift - Rules Quiz
As the powerboat approaches the sailboat from astern, the overtaking powerboat must keep clear. The overtaking boat must keep clear regardless of whether it is a powerboat or another sailboat. The one exception is large barges or vessels that are confined to deep channels of water.
Monday, September 3, 2012
Daily Lift - Rules Quiz
A sailboat is being approached from astern by a powerboat. The powerboat is rapidly gaining on the sailboat and is on course to run over the sailboat. Which boat must keep clear? Come back tomorrow for the answer!
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