| Venture Sports: Sailing | | | A person with a spinal injury can enjoy sailing with very little adaptations and changes to the equipment.
We have two Challengers that are small single seater, twin-hulled sailing boats.
A cervical can sail them with some assistance.
There are more advanced sailing boats available but our role is to introduce you to the sport, starting with the basics. | | | | | | | | Frequently Asked Questions | | | | | | What type of boats do I learn to sail in? We have two Challengers. | | | | | | What is a Challenger? It is a small twin-hulled sailing boat with a single seat in the middle. | | | | | | Where will I learn to sail? We will organise to bring you up to Blessington lakes, which is not too far from the NRH. | | | | | | Do I need to bring any equipment? No, we will organise and supply all the equipment and waterproof gear you need. | | | | | | My balance is poor, will this be a problem? No, the Challengers have seats that will support you. | | | | | | How will I get into the Boat? We have buddies who will assist you into the boat. | | | | | | My grip is poor, how will I sail and control the boat? The boats are adapted and fitted with controls that are very easy to use. | | | | | | Will I have someone with me? Yes, you will have some one who sits at the back with you and a cover safety boat along side. | | | | | If you would like to submit your sailing question by email, just visit our Contact page and fill in the form there.
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