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 Controlling Twist, which is Part 4 of a four-part
Shaping Your Mainsail, Part 4 – Controlling Twist 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 Angle of Attack, which is Part 1 of a
Shaping Your Mainsail, Part 1: Angle of Attack Read Post »
Ever wish you could get more detailed insights on sailing technique? Our drone video of the MC Scow Southeast Regional
Boat Speed Comparison: Race Course Notes Read Post »
During a 2018 Southeast Regional roundtable discussion at Lake Eustis, the expert panel commented on heavy air boat speed. Jeremy Pape
Heavy Air Boat Speed: Sheet Harder and Drop Traveler Read Post »
Racing sailboats rarely function at better than 85% of their optimal upwind performance, even when managed by experts. This failure is
Lift and Drag: Prevent Common Sail Trim Errors 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 »
Most sailors want improved racing results. That’s why SailZing was excited to note the progress of Devon Howe, MC sailor
Improved Racing Results: One Sailor’s Progress Read Post »
Race Course Notes The MC-Scow class is all about sharing knowledge. This past weekend, at the Southeast Regional regatta at
MC-Scow Southeast Regional Regatta: Race Course Notes Read Post »
Our SailZing “Sailing: Sail Trim” Pinterest board includes quite a few handy references for proper sail trim and tell-tale usage
