Solve Common Pointing Problems: Five Ways to Sail Higher
Can’t point without pinching and losing speed? For this article, we collected everything we could find on how to solve […]
Solve Common Pointing Problems: Five Ways to Sail Higher Read Post »
Can’t point without pinching and losing speed? For this article, we collected everything we could find on how to solve […]
Solve Common Pointing Problems: Five Ways to Sail Higher Read Post »
Are you working hard enough on downwind boat speed? It’s easy to lose focus, even though downwind sailing requires at
Downwind Boat Speed Checklist: Avoid the Slows Read Post »
Struggling with boat speed? Want to sail more by feel? Understanding and managing helm balance will help. In this post
Manage Upwind Helm Balance for Speed and Feel Read Post »
Boats with only a mainsail (no jib), sometimes called cat-rigged boats, sail upwind with their boom further out than boats
Cat-Rigged Scows: Is “Boom Over the Corner” a Good Thing? Read Post »
A well-sailed boat can develop a great speed advantage; … so it is not unusual to see the largest race-winning
Light Air Boat Speed: Focus on Flow Read Post »
In our final Roble/Shea episode, legendary sailor and coach Dave Ullman joins with Olympic qualifiers Stephanie Roble and Maggie Shea
Boat Speed with Dave Ullman and Roble / Shea Sailing Read Post »
Welcome to our series on upwind mainsail trim. This article covers Draft Shape and Position, which is Part 3 of
Shaping Your Mainsail, Part 3: Draft Shape and Position Read Post »
On a windless day at the 2020 Train Wreck regatta, the organizers put together a discussion of MC Scow sail
MC Scow Sail Trim – Sailmaker Discussion Read Post »
Welcome to our series on upwind mainsail trim. This article covers Camber, which is Part 2 of a four-part unit
Shaping Your Mainsail, Part 2: Camber Read Post »
Is your sail more than a year old? If so, you should ease the bolt rope to bring the sail
Ease the Bolt Rope to Keep Your Sail in Shape Read Post »