Sailing with the Judd Goldman Adaptive Sailing Program

RIC Sports refers individuals interested in sailing to the Judd Goldman Adaptive Sailing Program  (JGASP), which since it was founded in 1990, over 9,500 individuals have experienced the thrill of sailing on Lake Michigan.  You, too, can feel the exhilaration of being on the water!  Hundreds of disabled sailors each year develop new skills and gain confidence and self-esteem by participating in the JGASP.  The goal of the program is to offer persons with disabilities the opportunity to "take the helm" on boats specifically designed for crews with disabilities.

What Judd Goldman Adaptive Sailing offers…

• All boats are well-maintained, safe and designed especially for those with disabilities.  The fleet includes eight, two-man Independence 20-foot sailboats; nine, three-man Sonars; and, four single-handed 2.4 meter sailboats.
• The Judd Goldman Adaptive Sailing Program has an active racing program with a series of races during the summer. 
• And, there are several fun cruises scheduled throughout the summer.
• Visit the Judd Goldman Adaptive Sailing website for more information about sailing classes and instruction!