Match racing returned to Victorian waters over the weekend, with Royal Geelong Yacht Club’s Open Match Racing Regatta providing a valuable lead-in to next month’s Australian Youth Match Racing Championship....
In the southern hemisphere winter, whales migrate north to the warmer waters of Queensland and northern Australia. Sailors from the southern states follow a similar route, heading north for the...
On Thursday, 3 September, Royal Geelong Yacht Club celebrated the 15th Annual 50-Year Members Lunch, proudly sponsored by Tuckers Funeral and Bereavement Services. The annual lunch is a special opportunity...
Every time we race, we rely on a shared understanding: that everyone will compete fairly, respect the Racing Rules of Sailing and accept a proper process when competitors see an...
With the passing of the Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Reform No. 1) Act 2026 on 26 June 2026, Australia has locked in the biggest shift to capital gains tax in...
The Royal Geelong Yacht Club (RGYC), in conjunction with Australian Sailing, will host the Australian Youth Match Racing Championship from 22 to 25 October 2026. The Championships will be a World Sailing Grade 3 Youth event. Teams will complete in the...
The Apollo Bay Race is a welcome 52-nautical-mile sprint on the offshore calendar. This year it delivered perfect early-winter conditions and strong RGYC representation, with six club boats lining up...
We’re excited to welcome the return of our Women on Water (WoW) Sailing Development Program for Winter 2026 at the Royal Geelong Yacht Club. Women on Water creates a supportive...
The 2026 edition of the McAllister Cup from Geelong to Queenscliff saw 28 yachts and over 150 sailors participate in the annual 28 nautical mile race. Cameron Rae’s Shaw 11...
Back pain in sailors is common due to strain and posture. Learn causes, prevention tips, and treatments to stay strong and pain-free on the water.
Sailing places unique demands on the body. Whether you’re moving across a rolling deck, hiking out, grinding winches, trimming sails, or bracing against unpredictable conditions, your hips, knees and spine...
Wrist pain in sailors is common, but the wrist is rarely the real problem. Learn how shoulder, core and grip strength protect performance.
Knee pain is one of the most common issues experienced by sailors, particularly as time on the water, and years of sailing, accumulate. Whether you’re moving fore and aft, trimming...
Sailing neck pain is common, but targeted Training can reduce discomfort, improve posture, and keep sailors performing on the water.
Proper boat maintenance is key. Neglecting hull, engine, electrical or safety systems can jeopardise insurance claims.
Sailing demands balance and core strength. Discover why targeted core training improves stability, reduces injury risk and boosts performance on the water.
Keep your boat well-maintained to reduce risks, protect insurance coverage, and ensure smooth claims.
The cadet boat Can't Touch This has been lovingly restored and returned to the cadets, marking a wonderful collaboration between the Wrights of Passage volunteers and program participants.
Learn how to handle boat insurance claims effectively. Ensure proper maintenance and documentation to simplify the claims process and protect your vessel.
Whether you’re racing around the cans on a breezy Wednesday night or settling in for a long passage, sailing demands far more from the hips than most people realise. We...
