SIESsail - Otvoreni dani jedrenja u Srbiji
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U okviru Evropske nedelje sporta 2025. godine, Jedriličarski klub Ada organizovao je Otvorene dane jedrenja (Open Sailing Days) kao deo SIESsail projekta.
Cilj projekta je povećanje dostupnosti jedrenja, njegovo približavanje različitim uzrastima i osobama sa posebnim potrebama, kao i promocija održivih i ekološki odgovornih aktivnosti na vodi.
Tokom dva dana, vrata našeg kluba bila su otvorena za sve ljubitelje sporta, radoznale posetioce i one koji su po prvi put želeli da iskuse jedrenje. Bez obzira na prethodno iskustvo svi učesnici imali su priliku da se upoznaju sa osnovama jedrenja kroz pažljivo osmišljen program koji je obuhvatao teorijski i praktični deo.
Program je bio strukturisan tako da učesnicima pruži celovito početno iskustvo jedrenja.
Teorijski deo obuhvatao je uvod u osnove jedrenja i realizovan je kroz kombinaciju različitih metoda i alata. Instruktori Miloš Dobrosavljević, Maša Eraković i Goran Jerinkić koristili su simulaciju jedrenja Virtual Skipper, edukativnu tablu sa rekvizitima, kao i praktične predmete poput kanapa i bitvi za vežbanje osnovnih čvorova. Pored toga, održano je i teorijsko predavanje koje je pokrilo osnovne pojmove i principe jedrenja.
Nakon uvodnog dela i davanja osnovnih smernica, učesnici su izašli na vodu, gde su uz vođstvo instruktora imali priliku da se oprobaju za kormilom ili u ulozi člana posade. Tokom praktičnog dela, učesnici su se smenjivali u različitim ulogama na brodu kako bi stekli osnovno razumevanje svih pozicija.
Odrasli učesnici jedrili su na Microtoner jedrilicama, klasi koja se zbog svojih karakteristika pokazala posebno pogodnom za uslove jedrenja na rekama u Beogradu i koja se u praksi smatra nezvaničnom nacionalnom klasom. Deca su imala priliku da se upoznaju sa jedrenjem kroz Optimist jedrilice.
Ipak, kako to u jedrenju često biva, priroda je imala glavnu reč. Vremenski uslovi nisu bili idealni, a vetar je pokazao da uvek igra po svojim pravilima. Upravo to je učinilo ovo iskustvo još vrednijim, jer su učesnici iz prve ruke mogli da razumeju koliko su strpljenje, prilagodljivost i adekvatan stav ključni u ovom sportu.
Uprkos izazovima, atmosfera je bila ispunjena pozitivnom energijom, osmesima i entuzijazmom. Kroz teorijsku edukaciju i praktičan rad, učesnici su stekli svoje prvo iskustvo u jedrenju, a mnogi od njih izrazili su želju da nastave sa obukom već na početku naredne sezone.
Veliko hvala svima koji su nas posetili, učestvovali i proveli sa nama ova dva dana. Vaša upornost i radoznalost su upravo one osobine koje doprinose razvoju i budućnosti jedrenja. Još jednom smo potvrdili: dobri jedriličari se ne stvaraju u savršenim uslovima, već u okrutnim uslovima i sa tvrdim stavom.
Do sledećeg viđenja, želimo vam dobar vetar!
Pogledajte video materijale na našem YouTube kanalu i doživite atmosferu Open Sailing Days iz prve ruke.
Visit our YouTube channel to watch video materials and experience the atmosphere of Open Sailing Days firsthand.
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As part of the European Week of Sport 2025, the Ada Sailing Club organized Open Sailing Days as part of the SIESSail project.
The project aims to increase the accessibility of sailing, bring it closer to different age groups and people with special needs, and promote sustainable and environmentally responsible activities on the water.
Over the course of two days, our club opened its doors to all sports enthusiasts, curious visitors, and those who wanted to experience sailing for the first time. Regardless of prior experience, all participants had the opportunity to learn the basics of sailing through a carefully designed program that included both theoretical and practical components.
The program was structured to provide participants with a complete introductory sailing experience.
The theoretical part included an introduction to the fundamentals of sailing and was delivered using a combination of different methods and tools. Instructors Miloš Dobrosavljević, Maša Eraković, and Goran Jerinkić used the Virtual Skipper sailing simulation, an educational board with visual aids, as well as practical equipment such as ropes and cleats for practicing basic knots. In addition, a structured theoretical lecture covered the key concepts and principles of sailing.
Following the introductory session and basic instructions, participants went out on the water, where, under the guidance of instructors, they had the opportunity to try sailing either at the helm or as part of the crew. During the practical session, participants rotated through different roles on the boat in order to gain a basic understanding of all key positions.
Adult participants sailed on Microcruiser sailboats, a class that, due to its characteristics, has proven to be particularly suitable for river sailing conditions in Belgrade and is therefore widely recognized in practice as a non-official national class. Children had the opportunity to be introduced to sailing on Optimist boats.
As is often the case in sailing, nature had the final say. Weather conditions were not ideal, and the wind showed that it always plays by its own rules. This made the experience even more valuable, as participants were able to understand firsthand how important patience, adaptability, and the right mindset are in this sport.
Despite the challenges, the atmosphere remained positive, filled with energy, smiles, and enthusiasm. Through both theoretical learning and practical experience, participants gained their first sailing experience, and many expressed interest in continuing their training at the beginning of the next season.
We would like to thank everyone who visited us, participated, and spent these two days with us. Your curiosity and perseverance are exactly what contribute to the development and future of sailing.
Once again, we proved: Smooth Seas Don’t Make Good Sailors.
Until next time, we wish you fair winds!
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