You live near the Chesapeake Bay and, by many accounts, the Sailing Capital of the World. What are you waiting for?
So, where do you get started?
You could enlist a family member or friend, a path to learning that countless sailors have taken. But that approach sometimes takes more time and patience - not to mention the paybacks - than some people can spare in their busy lives. Other alternatives include programs at area yacht clubs or sailing programs offered at some high schools.
Instead, you...
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