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Boater U’s “Celestial as a back up to GPS” course provides a means of learning and executing a position fix at sea when a vessel has lost its GPS navigation. Using the inexpensive plastic Davis Mark III sextant and David Burch’s text on it’s use, mariners will have a solution that is compact and inexpensive, using tables and procedures that are easy to learn and use.

https://boateru.com/courses/boater-103-backup-to-gps/

Home Boater U is a Boat school located in San Diego offering power boating lessons and boating safety courses from the instructors at TRLMI.

Choosing the right boat for your designated recreational activities can take a lot of research and time but will pay off in the end.

Our boat buying guide will get you started...https://boateru.com/types-of-boats-a-guide/

Having a life jacket on board is essential whether you’re a seasoned boater or a novice on the water. Safety comes first when you are out on the water.

Here is what to consider: https://boateru.com/the-best-life-jackets/

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The stowage and off-season for boaters can be a mystifying topic for some. There are different storage requirements for vessels, trailers, and watercrafts. Our post will help you understand stowage requirements and what to do in the off-season when your boat is not being used. https://boateru.com/boaters-guide-to-stowage-and-off-season/

Experience the joys of boating together. Boater U courses are open to students 16 years or older.

https://boateru.lpages.co/boater-u-teen-boating/

Boating is all about experience, and the more you engage with your teens about different onboard responsibilities, the more meaningful and enjoyable your experience together will be.

Boater U - Teen Boating Our classroom based courses provide you the knowledge needed to be a safer boater, and how to maintain your boat in tip top condition.

Family boating experience becomes special and memorable because of “how” members on board spend their time together.
There is more than one reason for families with kids to go boating and experience on-the-water activities. Our 'Why Parents Should Assign Onboard Boating Responsibilities to their Kids' will help you get started. https://boateru.com/why-parents-should-assign-onboard-boating-responsibilities-to-their-kids/

The U.S. Coast Guard released its 2020 Recreational Boating Statistics Report Wednesday, revealing that there were 767 boating fatalities nationwide in 2020, a 25.1 percent increase from 2019.

https://boateru.com/u-s-coast-guard-releases-2020-boating-safety-statistics-report/

One of the best times of year for boaters has always been the 4th of July. There’s nothing quite like boarding your vessel, having a relaxing day, and celebrating our nation with some of your closest friends and family.

Our Boaters Guide To Celebrating The 4th Of July On The Water will help you stay safe and happy this holiday as you celebrate Independence Day. https://boateru.com/the-boaters-guide-to-celebrating-the-4th-of-july-on-the-water/

Great weekend out on the water in sunny San Diego! Hone your boat handling skills in our Boater 102 class. Get out on the water and behind the wheel under the guidance of top notch instructors.

https://boateru.com/courses/boater-102-on-the-water-boat-control-course/

National Fishing and Boating Week is June 5-13th: What You Need To Know

With National Fishing and Boating Week right around the corner, everyone looks to get out on the water and get fishing. San Diego is a beautiful city with so much to do. Check out some of the fantastic fishing options in the San Diego area. https://boateru.com/national-fishing-and-boating-week-is-june-5-13th-what-you-need-to-know/

Boater U is kicking off National Safe Boating Week - May 22-28, 2021

Heading out to enjoy the weekend on the water? Be safe. Wear a lifejacket.

U.S. Coast Guard statistics show that drowning was the reported cause of death in four out of every five recreational boating fatalities in 2019, and that approximately 86 percent of those who drowned were not wearing life jackets.

***Word of the Day- ASTERN: A vessel moving in a backwards direction.

At Boater U, it's all about improving your skills and knowledge. Understanding the terminology makes you a better, safer boater. Keep an eye on our page for new terms and tips. If you’ve got a question or would like us to feature a topic, send us a DM!