BoatClass

10/14/2026

When was the last time you checked your boat’s fire extinguisher? Consider this your reminder to give it a quick check before your next day on the water.

10/07/2026

Quick boating tip: Watch that thumb! Where it rests on the throttle matters, especially when the trim controls are within reach.

09/30/2026

Another successful year of offering BoatClass at the Newport International Boat Show!

Did you miss your chance to get on the water at the show? Be sure to join us next year ⚓️

09/17/2026

It's a beautiful day to learn how to boat! ⚓

Get 90 minutes at the helm for only $199 with a certified captain plus entry to the Newport International Boat Show!

Select the “Basic Boat Class On-Water Training with Show Admission” option at checkout! Spots are limited 👉 https://ow.ly/9ZX150ZtXeQ

09/15/2026

09/10/2026

Get on-water training at the 2026 Newport International Boat Show! 🚤
90 minutes at the helm for only $199 with a certified captain plus entry to the show!

✅General Admission ticket included
✅No prior boating experience required
✅Earn credit towards a Freedom Boat Club membership

Select the “Basic Boat Class On-Water Training with Show Admission” option at checkout! Spots are limited 👉 https://ow.ly/9ZX150ZtXeQ

09/08/2026

One small adjustment can make a big difference! 🚤

When operating the throttle, keep your thumb away from the trim button unless you're intentionally adjusting the engine's trim. This simple habit can help you maintain better control and avoid unexpected changes in your boat's performance.

09/04/2026

Get On-Water Training at the 2026 Newport International Boat Show 🚤

90 minutes at the helm for only $199 with a certified captain plus entry to the show!

✅General Admission ticket included
✅No prior boating experience required
✅Earn credit towards a Freedom Boat Club membership

Select the “Basic Boat Class On-Water Training with Show Admission” option at checkout! Spots are limited 👉 https://ow.ly/9ZX150ZtXeQ

09/03/2026

After refueling, it's important to move away from the dock carefully and with control. One simple tool that can help? A dock pole.

Using a dock pole allows you to gently push off and create space between your boat and the fuel dock before shifting into gear, helping you avoid unnecessary contact with the dock or nearby boats. 🚤

08/27/2026

Ever wonder why your boat isn't going where you expect when backing up?

A good rule of thumb: wherever you point the engine, the stern will go in reverse. Understanding this simple concept can help make docking, maneuvering in tight spaces, and handling your boat around the marina much easier.