Windward Mark Approach: Six Traps to Avoid
How many times have you been burned at the windward mark, losing multiple places in less than a minute? It’s […]
Windward Mark Approach: Six Traps to Avoid Read Post »
How many times have you been burned at the windward mark, losing multiple places in less than a minute? It’s […]
Windward Mark Approach: Six Traps to Avoid Read Post »
Crossing situations force you to evaluate options, sometimes rather quickly. Asking the right questions will help you make a better
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In a previous post, we described four downwind strategy mistakes that cause sailors to lose places quickly. We had seen
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Expert upwind tactics webinar from 2021 Olympic Sailors Stephanie Roble and Maggie Shea. Part of the ILYA Fast Forward webinar series.
Upwind Tactics With Roble / Shea Sailing Read Post »
One of our readers told us he sees lots of sailors losing ground because they don’t realize the importance of
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The great helms[people] are those who are able to recognize the imminence of major mistakes and act to avoid them
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As a race committee chairman, … I am surprised at how few [sailors] seem to attempt to finish at the
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You can gain or lose boats quickly while approaching, rounding, and exiting the windward mark. There are plenty of things to worry
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My favorite rule of thumb, and one that I have used with great success many times, is to ‘sail the
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