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 »
The skipper winning the most races inevitably is going to be the one with the best touch. I call touch
Do You Have the Right Touch? Thoughts from Bruce Goldsmith Read Post »
[Lull response]: I fought my instinct to bear off, and instead, allowed the jib tales to stall while the boat
Sailing Lulls – What’s the Best Response? 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 »
You will always be behind the curve if you’re reacting to changes in the wind, rather than anticipating them. Seeing
Seeing Wind on the Water – Improve Your Skills Read Post »
Here’s a drill to sharpen your puff response techniques. Most sailors know about “ease/hike/trim,” but many do not execute it
Try the “No-Hike Hands Drill” for Better Puff Response Read Post »
We’ve had several newer sailors ask us about sailing by the lee. This is not a well-understood topic, especially for
Sailing by the Lee: A Primer Read Post »
After a decent front row start, what’s the next priority? Answer: holding your lane and going fast, so you can
Lane Management After the Start – Tips and Drills Read Post »
Sailing downwind fast and controlled in all conditions is easier with a few simple techniques to manage the mainsail’s twist,
Downwind Trimming Strategies for Upper Leech Twist Read Post »
Hot weather is upon us. Any serious sports nutrition plan for mid-summer must include more than just water bottles. Three
Sailing and Hydration – Three Key Issues Read Post »
Here’s a well-done video from the International Sailing Academy showing the importance of shooting up to maintain your gap on
Starting: Shooting Up to Maintain Your Gap Read Post »