The First 100 Yards
Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
Small, powerful, and loaded with features, the Cobra HH600 floating VHF is ideal for raceboats large and small.
You’ve invested in showing up for your weeknight series, stocked the cooler and invited your friends and family to come and crew at their best, so give the team a properly prepared boat and a better chance of winning the PHRF race, or the series.
There’s movement on the water.
The International Moth remains the pinnacle of small-boat foiling, with devotees committed to “the progression”.
Erik Shampain covers the basics of sail controls and their respective cause and effects.
With a shared commitment to their offshore racing program, these Midwestern kinsmen are now reaping the rewards of their success.
With safety in smaller numbers, Chicago’s small-boat sailors found a way to kick-start their racing season.
A movement is afoot to groom the landscape of community sailing centers across the United States using better boats and top‑level instruction.
The America’s Cup demands high standards. This sailing watch does too.
Mike Ingham and Steve Hunt shift their sail coaching to virtual.
Good spinnaker trim starts with good communication between trimmer and helmsman, but there are subtleties in the trimming that make a big difference.
Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
Small, powerful, and loaded with features, the Cobra HH600 floating VHF is ideal for raceboats large and small.
You’ve invested in showing up for your weeknight series, stocked the cooler and invited your friends and family to come and crew at their best, so give the team a properly prepared boat and a better chance of winning the PHRF race, or the series.
There’s movement on the water.
The International Moth remains the pinnacle of small-boat foiling, with devotees committed to “the progression”.
Erik Shampain covers the basics of sail controls and their respective cause and effects.
With a shared commitment to their offshore racing program, these Midwestern kinsmen are now reaping the rewards of their success.
With safety in smaller numbers, Chicago’s small-boat sailors found a way to kick-start their racing season.
A movement is afoot to groom the landscape of community sailing centers across the United States using better boats and top‑level instruction.
The America’s Cup demands high standards. This sailing watch does too.
Mike Ingham and Steve Hunt shift their sail coaching to virtual.
Good spinnaker trim starts with good communication between trimmer and helmsman, but there are subtleties in the trimming that make a big difference.
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