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Jet Boating with Grant Wooldridge Online Course

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Fourth generation family boat builder, Grant Wooldridge, takes a closer look at jet boats, safety and river navigation. Grant’s class is ideal for novice boaters who are looking to learn more about reading water, boat handling and safety. 

Purchase Grant’s mini-course here.

If you’re a Founding or Premium+Masterclass member, you’ll find this class in your Masterclass dashboard. 
If you’re a Premium member, shoot us an email and we’ll tell you how to access it.

This course covers:
– Boat and Equipment
– Best Practises
– Reading Water
– Handling Your Water
– Confidence
– Target Fixation
– Parking the Boat in Shallow Water
– On the Water Scenarios

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