
03-06-2010
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I can't offer any suggestions, as I'm not familiar with the offerings on Long Beach Island. All I'll say is that a good, reputable sailing school may be worth a little extra drive-time.
By the way, that is great that your little one wants to take some sailing lessons. It is an awesome way to pass a chunk of summer vacation.
One thing we looked for, was programs that offered 1/2 day lessons, instead of all-day. Even with a lunch break, all-day can be a long stretch on the water for youngsters. You want them to enjoy it -- not feel like it's a marathon. If they only offer "all-day" schools, make sure they take a good long lunch break in the shade, where they play some other games (frisbee, ping-pong, whatever) to mix it up a bit.
Hopefully someone in your vicinity will chime in with more recommendations. Welcome to Sailnet, and very best of luck to you and your son!!
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