We are now at Alert Level 1. All recreational boating and water-based activities are permitted.
Your personal responsibilities remain. If you feel unwell stay at home.
Alert Level 1 — Prepare
The disease is contained in New Zealand.
Risk assessment
COVID-19 is uncontrolled overseas.
Isolated household transmission could be occurring in New Zealand.
Range of relevant measures that can be applied locally or nationally
No restrictions on personal movement but people are encouraged to maintain a record of where they have been.
No restrictions on gatherings but organisers encouraged to maintain records to enable contact tracing.
Stay home if you’re sick, report flu-like symptoms.
Wash and dry your hands, cough into your elbow, don’t touch your face.
No restrictions on domestic transport — avoid public transport or travel if you're sick.
No restrictions on workplaces or services but they are encouraged to maintain records to enable contact tracing. https://sportnz.org.nz/assets/Uploads/Play-Active-Recreation-Sport-Alert... https://sportnz.org.nz/covid-19/sector-advice/
Now lock down has finished and larger numbers are allowed...
Its Party Time !! Club winter social this Wednesday at Farellis, Steamer Wharf. 6.30/7ish
Our lovely host Club member Chris Shaw is doing special pizzas for us at $15 & he is doing free garlic bread for the tables. So gather your buddies and your partner and come along to meet up the best crew in town.
Let's make Farelli's rock !! Please book in with Chris direct for numbers 0210512905.
POP goes my pelvis! Active women dealing with Pelvic Organ Prolapse. It's probably that all of us know someone with this disabling condition
"Pelvic organ prolapse (POP). This condition is common. It affects approximately 50% of women and 30% of female athletes, some of whom haven’t even given birth. It remains under the radar, despite the impact it can have on daily life."
Currently seeking contributions in the form of stories by affected women and funding. For further information or to contribute, please email Anja Morris at anjaoutdoors@gmail.com
Pass this on to someone who may be interested in sharing their story or contributing financially - full article here https://adventuremagazine.co.nz/pop-goes-my-pelvis/
Notice Is hereby given of the 1st Annual General meeting of
Windfoil New Zealand
Saturday 14 March 2020 at 6:00pm
At Manly Sailing Club
65 Laurence Street Manly, Whangaparoa, Auckland
To vote at the AGM you must be a member of Windfoil New Zealand. If you are not yet registered, contact windfoilracing@gmail.com for a membership form.
Final Results for the 2020 New Zealand Slalom Windsurfing Nationals Held on Lyttelton Harbour.
Congratulations to Jack Holliday 1st Overall Men, Annie Crombie 1st Overall Women, Greg Bowater 1st Overall Silver Fleet.
Great support for this event from our Sponsors - Groundswell, House of Travel Merrivale, Bowater Builders.
Thanks to all the volunteers and organisers for yet another very successful event.
Congratulations to all the competitors for making this the best and most enjoyable event of the season.
Click through for results
So you are at off to the Nationals in Christchurch (which start on Thursday btw) and you haven't got your sail number sorted. Yes, you need a sail number, and you need to be a member of an affiliated windsurfing club to get one. Then you go to the sail number page, find a number that is free (just hover your mouse over the numbers) and then contact secretary@windsurfingnz.org.
SOUTHERN LAKES WIND RIDERS CLUB AGM SUMMARY (Oct ’19);
* Access issues remain crucial. Jardines marina plans on hold for now. Creighton, the new landscaping to restrict the area is a pain & safety issue. Club liaising with DOC to get improvements, and has put in a submission on the QLDC proposed freedom camping plans. A new bolt has been put in the 1st rock to help kiters launching. Glenorchy work needed on the removable bollard & 2 new launching posts. Rat point Working Bee soon (happened Friday.. Huge thanks to those who helped :) !).
Online - details for video conferencing will be posted soon.
repost from Facebook group announcement.
Meeting Time: Tuesday the 26th of November, at 7 pm.
There will be a video call and a link posted for people to join. Details to come.
Points of Discussion:
Passing the 2018/2019 financial report.
Passing a change to the constitution over the AGM meeting times to make it more flexible.
Any other urgent business brought forward.
One of the key roles of Windsurfing NZ is to advocate for our windsurfers on various issues, it can get a bit lonely at times so having national scrutiny and support is important. Read the concerns they have about the proposed changes, then let the council know that it matters, that the outside is watching.
One of the key roles of Windsurfing NZ is to advocate for our windsurfers on various issues, it can get a bit lonely at times so having national scrutiny and support is important. Read the concerns they have about the proposed changes, then let the council know that it matters, that the outside is watching.
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