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Here’s a tip for newer sailors planning to moor a boat or tow a boat on the water. To prevent […]

As racing sailors, we’re striving to “become one with the wind,” instinctively making use of every little change. If you […]

You will always be behind the curve if you’re reacting to changes in the wind, rather than anticipating them. Seeing […]

Want to improve your starts? Take this short starting tactics quiz in a video from Roble/Shea Sailing. In the video, […]

You’ve done your pre-race routine, decided where to start, and made your starting line approach. Now it’s time to get  […]

Here’s a drill to sharpen your puff response techniques. Most sailors know about “ease/hike/trim,” but many do not execute it […]

When I was starting out racing on our tiny lake, a mentor told me to look for more wind near […]

Are you a newer racing sailor? If so, sailing fast upwind may be one of the toughest things to learn. […]

The MC Scow class is growing rapidly. Some of the sailors joining the class don’t have much sailing experience, so […]

Boats with only a mainsail (no jib), sometimes called cat-rigged boats, sail upwind with their boom further out than boats […]