Heaving-to in a Gale
More great writing from Karen Sullivan.
Heavy Air Racing Techniques
Shipwrights Regatta is coming up. Here’s a post we could have used last year from Dobbs Davis on Destination One Design.
Boat Winter Checklist
Post by Beth Leonard on the Boat US Seaworthy blog.
Good chafe protection can prevent shredded […]
Racing is A Roller Coaster
Sailing is a succession of high and low moments. Learning from each one—and laughing about many—is the secret to a successful lifetime in the sport.
by Gary Jobson in […]
Small, Significant Rule Changes
From Sailing World
by Dick Rose
Two changes we’ll address this month are related to a basic principle underlying the Part 2 rules: […]
Get the Crew Out and Practice
The […]
Capt’n Dan Shares How He Saw a Race
For those of us who grind a way in the middle of the pack, the performance of the better sailors in the club is an ongoing mystery. Is it some […]
How to Call Puffs, Upwind and Down
As the summer “dinner wind” starts to set in, the evening races can be breezy and puffy. That’s the way it was on the beat back to the “Y” buoy […]
Fewer Mistakes are the Key to Victory
A post from UK Sailmakers reminds us that, especially in light air, limiting your mistakes is the key.
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