Below is a collection of adaptive sailing resources from the internet arranged alphabetically. You may browse the resources, or search by key term or category using the tools available on the right side of the webpage.
The resource will continue to grow as more knowledge becomes available, and as suggestions are fielded. The goal of this resource is to be inclusive and helpful to programs and individuals looking to learn more about adaptive sailing.
A great place to start is with US Sailing's adaptive resources.
It is important to keep in mind that individual specificity and flexibility are paramount to successfully using adaptive resources.
What are drop in seats and what do they do as an adaption? Drop-In Seats are important adaptations for those with limited mobility. There are several versions of drop in seats available to ada…
What are stability bars and what do they do as an adaption? Stability bars are seating tools used used by some sailors to provide themselves with stability when seated and moving about the sai…
What is sound technology in adaptive sailing? How does it work, and who does it help? Those with visual impairments may require adaptions that involve sound technology and/or sighted guides in…
What is a Sip and Puff system? How does it work? A Sip and Puff system is an example of an adaption used for certain disabilities. With a Sip and Puff System the skipper can control the boat u…
Let us know if you have questions, or if a question has gone unanswered! We will endeavor to find an answer for you and your program.
A special thank you to the members of The Clagett Regatta's Adaptive Resource Committee:
Carol Barrow, Robbie Benjamin, Janice Kennedy, Timothea Larr, Barbara
Odegaard,
Bird Stasz, and The Clagett intern Alex Adams.
