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DINGHY SAILING AND WINDSURFING ON THE 80 ACRE UPPER BITTELL RESERVOIR. A SITE OF SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC INTEREST (S.S.S.I.) SET IN BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS. ESTABLISHED IN 1918. For 2010 membership & subscription information click here
LATEST SITE UPDATE : 4/9/2010 : SITE HITS HTML Counter DUTY ROTA Water Temp.16°c
Union flag link, a reminder of last years U21 Champs. Top Three's HERE, : How green is Barnt Green Waters? More...
Optimist Sunday Points series results updated HERE.
Water level is rising in Upper Bittell, are you surprised?
Our July Junior training event was a great success. Below, an image taken by Tim Jobson. Click this image to see the fledgling gallery with a captioned group photo by Mandy.
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We host the Enterprise Under 21 National Championship on 4th / 5th September. NOTICE OF RACE AND ENTRY FORM : HERE Club contact : Rob Farquharson : details HERE
Our SAILABILITY CHARITY RACE is on Sept. 5th, MORE
Our late season party is on Wednesday 8th September after sailing, the last Wednesday race of 2010, can you believe it? Supper is being prepared by Gordon and Rose + helpers. If any member feels able to supply a pudding, please advise Gordon Padmore. Booking should be made either by placing name and quantity required on the sheet on the club noticeboard or by contacting Gordon by Tuesday. Sailor or spectator? Please support this event and we can close the Wednesday series with a great night.
Coming up soon, our Cadet Open meeting on Saturday 18th Sept.
Our final 2010 three day Junior Sail Training event was on 23rd to 25th August, The weather may not have been too kind but the 27 or so children who took part had a brilliant time, a report soon....
THE "BOATHOUSE" VENUE. Seminar & Training Location. |
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Left is the most recent class introduced at BGSC. A modern style of asymmetric 2 man boat was introduced during 2008, One new member (Simon Rushall, pictured)has joined with an RS200 (which is the preferred but not exclusive model). Non trapeze in the PY range 1059 to 1099 are the basic requirements for this fleet. Click image to enlarge.
Read the Vice Commodore's introduction article for the new class here and a report on the days sailing here
Rob Lennox report with Andrew Weedon reply here RS200 gallery here
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A great offer from the Committee to prospective members. Anyone joining during 2010 who does not own or wants to postpone buying a boat, can use a club LARK free of charge for a while to give them time to decide which fleet to join ! Vacancies currently exist in all our fleets, we would welcome your enquiry. Follow the links on this page for more information or visit the club on a Sunday to see our fleets in action.
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For 2010 membership & subscription information click here
Our superb rural situation is close to the City of Birmingham , not far from the famous Lickey Hills National Park in North Worcestershire with easy access from the M42 motorway, junction 2. We are a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) "Volvo" Champion Club and an RYA Recognised Training Establishment.
Left : 5th July. Junior windsurfer Lewis Barnes enjoying the race during our 2009 midsummer regatta which included various trophy races and ended with a paddleboard race. The evening was rounded off by a barbeque. A great day of sailing! | |
Our emphasis is on friendly, family orientated sailing. Expert tuition is arranged for children, youths and adults and we have fleets of Optimist and Pico dinghies available for training purposes. Healthy competition is encouraged through a strong class sailing structure.
Our club is independent, run by the members for the members. We all take part in helping to run race days and events such as Open Meetings, each class sailed at the club hosts one of these each season and they attract visitors from far afield.
We sail eight classes in our racing fleets. Click the images to visit their pages
W e welcome new members, experienced or novice and membership is open for all classes plus crewing only and parental non sailing for young sailing juniors, see our membership pages for details. |
REGULAR CLUB SAILING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
SUMMER SERIES
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Sunday mornings - Sailboard points and handicap racing series for our fleet of 7.5 Raceboard windsurfers and Sailboard Allcomers plus dinghy training opportunities for juniors and adults. |
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Sunday afternoons - Dinghy points and handicap racing series for adults and juniors. Each class of dinghy has its own start. (No menagerie fleet) |
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Bank holiday Mondays - as for Sundays |
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Wednesday evenings - in spring and summertime. A pursuit race for adults and juniors plus a class race for sailboards. Followed by a social evening in our lovely sandstone clubhouse - with hot suppers and licensed bar. |
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Saturdays afternoons - leisure sailing, training sessions and impromptu racing.
Tuesday evenings - We run Ladies and Mens only courses.
WINTER SERIES |
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Into the winter with our "Frostbite" pursuit series for all classes.
Through the winter with our "Snowflake" handicap series for all classes.
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Casual sailing at other times subject to observance of the club safety policy. |
Our now famous junior training programme, with early (Easter) and mid season (July or August)three day events and regular shorter sessions, has produced many fine achievements with young sailors obtaining magnificent results at National, European and World events. We are justifiably proud of our younger members. Click here for more details.
Right we see Optimist dinghies at a club training event. Click image to enlarge. |
Optimist dinghies sailing at Barnt Green during a training session |
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Full details of all our events can be found in subsequent pages. We hope you enjoy our website.
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