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 »