Wake Boarding Tips – Get Better this Winter!
Your climate doesn’t always allow for wakeboarding all year long. The weather gets colder and forces most of us to put our boards up for the winter.
5 Ways to Cure Seasickness
According to Navy studies 90% of people get seasick when on a boat. This makes Seasickness one of the greatest plagues for people who love boating.
5 Safety Tips for Inland Water Sports
Every single one of us loves to have fun, those of us in lake communities know that the best way to do that is water sports. But it isn’t much fun if you get injured, stranded, or even worse.
Sharing your Love of Boating with the Kids
It could be said that if the boating bug doesn’t bite your kids before the age of 13 they will never love the boating lifestyle. The quickest way to make kids fall in love with the water is an exciting adventure filled with fun new experiences.
Rent, Own, or Boat Club?
An important question that I hear a LOT as a membership director for Carefree Boat Club is “How should I boat – should I rent, own, or Boat Club?” and my answer is always the same; it depends.
FREE Tennessee Safe Boating Course
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) is putting on a free boating safety course for 2014 and it’s at Northeast State Community College.
5 Tips to Help Keep you Safe During the Boating Season
With springtime finally here and summer right around the corner, it’s a great chance to get out and enjoy some of your favorite water-sports. But as with all things we have to remember to be careful. Here are five tips to stay safe while enjoying your self out on the water.
TriCities Seamanship Course
The Tri-Cities Boating Club: Johnson City Sail & Power Squadron is offering a 9-week Seamanship Course.
Carefree Boat Club – Reservation Strategies
Being a Carefree Boat Club member is a fantastic way to enjoy boating to the fullest. Having a fleet of boats at your disposal means you have numerous opportunities to enjoy the lake, through many different types of boating experiences.
Family Boating Tips: NEVER Swim At A Marina
As a marina owner, I am often asked for family boating tips. One question I get (and wish I was asked even more often) is “Can I swim at the marina?” The answer is a definite no.