by Mike LaNeve
April 19, 2022
At the Helm Training has been around for a year and a half. We have done boat trainings in Florida, Georgia, Texas, New York, and Massachusetts. We...
by Mike LaNeve
January 19, 2022
If you are new to yachting or going up in vessel size, getting insured can be costly and confusing. Many insurance companies require you to have a ...
by Mike LaNeve
December 13, 2021
The first step to tying a fender is to make sure your fender is not in the water otherwise they will get barnacles or other types of sea growth. Th...
by Mike LaNeve
October 20, 2021
The New York Times launched an article that covered the rise of boating fatalities on the water.
"There were 767 boating fatalities in the United S...
by Mike LaNeve
October 7, 2021
Our owner/operator training course is now certified by NASBLA and recognized by the US Coast Guard and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation C...
by Mike LaNeve
September 20, 2021
There are many activities to do on a boat, fishing, swimming, snorkeling, freediving, scuba diving, and so much more. Sadly, emergencies while boat...
by Mike LaNeve
September 20, 2021
Boating is one of the oldest forms of travel. Until modern air travel boating was the only way to reach distant lands for trade. It is obvious why ...
by Mike LaNeve
September 8, 2021
Keeping your boats metal in great shape is absolutely imperative to ensuring you have the highest possible resale value once you decide to part with your boat. The boat polish you use as well as the proper methodology is key. I will go into the simple but stand out process for making the metal on your boat shine and most importantly stay in great shape overtime.
by Mike LaNeve
September 8, 2021
An important factor in maintaining your boat's pristine appearance, functional integrity, most importantly resale value is the prevention of corros...
by Mike LaNeve
August 11, 2021
There have been 836 reported boating accidents last year in Florida alone. This is a 16% increase from 2019. Preventing these tragedies is At the H...
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