Windward Mark Preparation Checklist
You can gain or lose boats quickly while approaching, rounding, and exiting the windward mark. There are plenty of things to worry […]
Windward Mark Preparation Checklist Read Post »
You can gain or lose boats quickly while approaching, rounding, and exiting the windward mark. There are plenty of things to worry […]
Windward Mark Preparation Checklist Read Post »
Dave Dellenbaugh’s Speed and Smarts, Issue 130 (May/June 2014) has a very informative diagram showing how to use apparent wind
Downwind Strategy: Use Apparent Wind Clues Read Post »
You can increase the percentage of decisions that lead to successful outcomes. For example, if you make the right decision
Make Better Decisions: Speed and Smarts Read Post »
My favorite rule of thumb, and one that I have used with great success many times, is to ‘sail the
Sail the Long Tack: Part of Your Strategy Mix Read Post »
You need a huge range of mainsheet tension to be fast in all conditions, especially in boats with bendy masts.
Don’t Be Lazy with Mainsheet Tension Read Post »
When Briana and I set out on this journey, everyone told us that we would have to become students of
Seven Reasons to Keep a Sailing Notebook Read Post »
Ladder Rungs Help You Understand the Race Course and Avoid Misconceptions Many sailors have basic misconceptions about race course geometry.
Ladder Rungs: Understand the Race Course with a Visual Approach Read Post »
Your SailZing editors served as the Race Committee gate boat for the C-Scow NNN Beulah Challenge on September 24, 2017
Leeward Mark Roundings – Principles and C-Scow Examples Read Post »
Sail the Lifted Tack We all know this is a fundamental upwind racing strategy, but do we know when and
Sail the Lifted Tack – How and When? Read Post »