Dunno about formal training, but on most Caribbean resorts, the 'rental' of choice is the Wave. Most resorts offer some instruction, more than likely to protect their equipment!
Some of these resorts import the H15 from France, a great training boat with high volume hulls, boomless rig, self-furling jib. Neeeerly the same size as a H16. Sails great.
I've also seen lots of Wave's at the Florida rental operations, Lauderdale, Delray etc.
Be great if more Sailing Clubs offered instruction starting with the Wave, let's get more kids into multi-hulling! After all, they are the sailors of tomorrow.
Now with the temperature at 32C, and the winds at 30 kph, gusting 50, how can I leave the office to join my buddies on the Ottawa River? (29 knot gust logged at 13.30 this afternoon, wow!)
_________________ 2015 H16, with spin, SOLD 1989 Hobie SX18 Sail # 1947 "In Theory..." 'Only two things are infinite, the universe, and human stupidity. But I'm not sure about the former.'
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