7.Уровни в виндсерфинге с точки зрения RYA

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	Start Windsurfing Начальный A course for complete beginners	Intermediate (non planing)  Средний неглиссирующий Introducing you to our Fastfwd coaching technique, helping you fine tune basic skills and make your windsurfing faster and more fluid	Intermediate (planing)  Средний (глиссирующий) The second part of the Intermediate course, building on your skills to get the board planing.	Advanced Продвинутый Additional clinics help you master dynamic transitions, advanced planing techniques, the waterstart and infamous planing gybe
Assumed knowledge	None	The Start Windsurfing course. Should be able to sail on all points of sailing in light winds	Competent with skills and knowledge to the standard of the Intermediate non-planing course	Competent Intermediate level with the ability to sail in footstraps and harness in planing conditions
Minimum duration Продолжит.	8-10 часов	8-10 часов	8-10 часов	8-10 часов
Course content Содержание курса	Teaches you the basics of windsurfing using the right equipment	New techniques such as the beachstart and harness work will get you ready for the excitement of blasting control. Beachstarting and gybing are taught either as a separate clinic or within the course, tailored to an individual’s needs and the teaching environment	Harness(трапеция) and footstrap (петли) techniques combined with our Fastfwd coaching improve your stance and get the board planing, giving you the exhilaration of speed and improved theory knoweldge.	Dynamic transitions, advanced planing techniques and waterstarts are broken down and simplified, backed up with relevant theory. Waterstarting, carve gybing and other advanced skills such as advanced carving and bump and jump, can be taught as part of a course or clinic, or as an ongoing learning experience
Ability after course	Able to sail to a chosen point on the water and return to where you started from in light winds	Able to sail on all points of sailing in stronger winds, using beachstarts and faster tacking and gybing	Beachstarting and gybing are taught either as a separate clinic or within the course, tailored to an individual’s needs and the teaching environment	Improved blasting control to aid early planing, tacking on a variety of boards in varying conditions. Additional clinics help you master the waterstart and infamous planing gybe

Система VDWS

Windsurfing Skill System

Eine andere Definition von KÖNNEN

Vom guten alten Könnensstufenmodell sind wir gewohnt, das KÖNNEN im Windsurfen daran zu messen, welche Manöver jemand kann. Das ist aus zwei Gründen problematisch:
1. Die sichere Zuordnung zu einer Könnensstufe fällt schwer, weil keiner so recht zu sagen vermag, ob man ein, zwei oder alle Manöver einer Könnensstufe beherrschen muß, um "dazu zugehören". Mit der Aussage: "Ich bin so zwischen Könnensstufe 3 und 5" kann man aber beim besten Willen nicht viel anfangen.
2. Der Begriff KÖNNEN ist dehnbar. Der eine meint, er kann die Powerhalse, wenn er das erste Mal um die Ecke geschaukelt ist, ohne ins Wasser zu fallen. Der Andere denkt, er kann die Powerhalse nicht, weil Dunki schneller um die Tonne halst als er.

Im SKILLSYSTEM wird nun der Begriff KÖNNEN nicht mehr an einzelne Manöver gekoppelt, sondern an drei bzw. vier grundlegende, surferische Fähigkeiten, die SKILLS:

• BRETTKONTROLLE
• RIGGKONTROLLE
• ORIENTIERUNG
• SPRUNGKONTROLLE        
  читать дальше http://www.vdws.de/surfskill_d.htm        читать с переводом тут

Виндсерфинг в США

Стандарты.Сертификация любителей по системе US Sailing (базовый уровень)

Это описано здесь http://www.sailingusa.info/windsurfing.htm

В переводе на русский http://translate.google.ru/translate?hl=ru&sl=auto&tl=ru&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sailingusa.info%2Fwindsurfing.htm

Минимальное знание английского позволит вам почитать документ в оригинале:

"Standards for US SAILING’s Basic Windsurfing Certification

Part 1: Minimum Water Skills
The following skills are to be tested on the water for mastery. It is recommended that the chronological order of skills be followed as listed. To attain the mastery level, the student should be able to perform the skills safely and generally mistake free – judged on a basis that is appropriate for a learn-to-windsurf student. Criteria used for evaluation should include steering technique, sail trim, stance and grip, board handling skills, and student confidence. Falling or dropping the rig should not, on its own, be used as a criterion for not mastering a skill.

Student performance may be influenced by wind speed and direction, water conditions and air temperature. Recommended wind range for testing skills is three to six knots. Regional differences in typical conditions may require that this recommended wind range be modified.

1. Rig a Board: from components, then launch without assistance.
2. Uphaul the Rig: from downwind and from upwind to basic position.
3. Maintain Basic Position
4. Turn Board: from basic position, turn board in opposite direction (180 degrees) through no-go zone.
5. Go to Sailing Position: from basic position to sailing position.
6. Sailing Position: stance, grip, and sail positions for different points of sail.
7. Fail-Safe Maneuver
8. Stopping Maneuvers: slow and quick controlled stops.
9. De-Rig to Self-Rescue: de-rig to self-rescue position and paddle 100 yards.
10. Rig from Self-Rescue: from self-rescue position to sailing position.
11. Tacking: from reach to reach, close-hauled to close-hauled.
12. Jibing: reach to reach, run to run.
13. Sailing a Rectangular Course
14. Landing without Assistance
15. De-Rig for Storage

Part 2: Minimum Knowledge Skills
In addition to mastering the minimum water skills, a student is expected to be familiar with the following knowledge areas: right-of-way, safety, rig parts, board parts, points of sail, hypothermia, heat emergencies, weather, currents and tides. To successfully complete the requirements for a basic windsurfing certificate, you must answer 80% of the questions correctly on the knowledge test that your instructor will give you.

16. Know and understand how a sail works.
17. Know and understand the “no-go zone.”
18. Know and understand steering a sailboard.
19. Know and understand current effects.
20. Know and understand tidal effects.
21. Know and understand offshore, onshore, and cross-shore winds.
22. Know and understand hypothermia cause.
23. Know and understand hypothermia prevention.
24. Know and understand hypothermia recognition.
25. Know and understand hypothermia treatment.
26. Know and understand finding wind direction.
27. Know and understand finding current direction.
28. Know and understand the Basic Rules of the Road (#1-5).
29. Know and understand the Windsurfing Safety Code.
30. Know and understand the Three Golden Rules. http://www.windsurfing-academy.com/competition/event_organization_guide/wave/golden_rules.asp
31. Know and understand the clothing for windsurfing in hot and cold climates." 

О том, как в США лицензируют виндсерфинг инструкторов читайте здесь

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