NEWS

We asked camp graduates from all levels this question at Charleston Race week. The answers speak for themselves. That's a hard question. "It's mental freedom". "It's given me my life back". "It's time to bond with my brothers and sisters". "It's beauty". Every answer...

Nonskid is pretty important - it helps keep us on the boat! Warrior 53's nonskid deck was in dire need of refurbishment, so we took advantage of a no-wind day for some boatwork. Boat work is often a slow, dull, tedious process, especially large jobs like painting...

Through the generosity of Bainbridge International, Sailmaker Tyler Hadden, and the USMMA Sailing Foundation, Warrior 53' is equipped with a new main, jib, and spinnaker! Building Sails for Warrior 53' Last year the Warrior crew made the most of the sail inventory...

Goal: Singlehanded Dinghy Sailing Sailing a Laser or an Opti reinforces the basics, no matter how long you've been on the water. This year we've incorporated morning singlehanded dinghy sessions into our training program. While each Warrior has worked together on a...

Introducing the Warrior Sailing Store You can now show your support with our official Warrior Sailing hats - the same ones worn by our coaches and participants on and off the water. As we continue to grow and make a positive impact coast-to-coast, we've received more...

Rebecca Miller recently shared a post about Exxpedition, an organization which has been running all-women sailing voyages with a focus on plastics and toxics in our ocean. Over 100 multidisciplinary crew members have been sailing on 11 voyages completing citizen...