To register:
DATE Thursday, 19 November 2026
TIME 7.00 pm
DURATION 1.5 hours
SPEAKER Mara Zapp – Head of the Well Sailing sailing school
PRICE 40 euros (30 euros (for YACHT/BOATE subscribers)
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Webinar content:
- Priorities – the number of people on board determines the procedure
- Raise the alarm and maintain visual contact
- Manoeuvring the boat safely
- Rope connections and suitable auxiliary and rescue equipment
- Get the person safely on board
- First aid and further treatment
- A life raft as a Plan B
- Preventative measures
Mara Zapp, head of the Well Sailing sailing school, has been teaching various water sports since the nineties. Since 2017, she has been an integral part of the sailing school’s training team, which she has now been leading for five years. There, together with her team, she runs eight to ten World Sailing-certified safety training courses (Safety at Sea) every year. The experience gained from these courses, combined with continuous professional development and a touch of humour despite tackling challenging topics, are what set Mara Zapp apart.
Note regarding the webinars:
If you are unable to attend the webinar on the scheduled date, you can also join as Participants who were “unable to attend” can watch the recording of the webinar (though limited to four weeks) watch it again.
Do you have any further questions? In our FAQ You’ll quickly find the answers you’re looking for.
We’re very much looking forward to hearing from you!
If you have any queries, please contact us by email at wassersport-webinare@delius-klasing.de
Book recommendations
Medicine at Sea The book explains medical emergencies at sea in an accessible way, covering everything from accident prevention to resuscitation, and, with its many illustrations and clear structure, helps readers find their way around when under time pressure.
