A Rich Girl’s Nip and Tuck
He needed a boat so he could go Tasar racing with his wife. The one that fell into his lap proved to be the perfect escape.
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He needed a boat so he could go Tasar racing with his wife. The one that fell into his lap proved to be the perfect escape.
Poor results must not cloud the easy opportunity to learn, grow, get better and have more fun
The adoption of a growth mindset allows us to enjoy sailing more and improve our results
Tips from a world champion sailor on how to win in a borrowed boat regatta.
Simple marks on sheets and halyards simplify getting around the racecourse.
The importance of pre-bend in J/70 rigs.
One of my little pet peeves is inaccurate line pinging. It’s important to take your time and be accurate. Good input in equals good input out.
Modern raceboats with high-aspect keels require flow at all times.
Century-old classics racing in modern times
If the division of labor on your team isn’t producing the desired results, try change.
More is More
For Jud Smith, contesting the biggest one-design championship of the year on his home waters had its challenges, but he and his teammates were more than ready to take them all on, one race at a time.
He needed a boat so he could go Tasar racing with his wife. The one that fell into his lap proved to be the perfect escape.
Poor results must not cloud the easy opportunity to learn, grow, get better and have more fun
The adoption of a growth mindset allows us to enjoy sailing more and improve our results
Tips from a world champion sailor on how to win in a borrowed boat regatta.
Simple marks on sheets and halyards simplify getting around the racecourse.
The importance of pre-bend in J/70 rigs.
One of my little pet peeves is inaccurate line pinging. It’s important to take your time and be accurate. Good input in equals good input out.
Modern raceboats with high-aspect keels require flow at all times.
Century-old classics racing in modern times
If the division of labor on your team isn’t producing the desired results, try change.
More is More
For Jud Smith, contesting the biggest one-design championship of the year on his home waters had its challenges, but he and his teammates were more than ready to take them all on, one race at a time.
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