The Crossover Effect
What does a long career in top-level dinghy racing have to do with endurance fitness competitions? More than you think, says the good doctor.
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What does a long career in top-level dinghy racing have to do with endurance fitness competitions? More than you think, says the good doctor.
You don’t need a tuning partner to make the most of a practice session. Just get on the water with a plan, and plan to get busy.
Here are two practice and boathandling drills that sharpen your skills on the short course.
Everyone has a method, espcially the fast guys, and it eventually comes to light.
Did you really say your kid wants to teach sailing? Smart idea: sunshine, fresh air, responsibility. “It’s a great job, like nothing else you will
Greg Fisher gets us up to speed in a new class with step three to top performance: on the water training.
Quantum’s Karl Felger knows first hand the value of teamwork and details its importance in the J/88 Spaceman Spiff’s Quantum Key West Race Week campaign.
Even the best sailors are never too good for practice. Sail in tough events as often as possible to maximize your learning experience.
The long road to a world championship is often thought of as a lonely one. But it doesn’t have to be.
The Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team heads out of sight of land during its final big training session before the 2011 Transatlantic Race.
Editor Dave Reed sets some goals for less pain and more gain.
What does a long career in top-level dinghy racing have to do with endurance fitness competitions? More than you think, says the good doctor.
You don’t need a tuning partner to make the most of a practice session. Just get on the water with a plan, and plan to get busy.
Here are two practice and boathandling drills that sharpen your skills on the short course.
Everyone has a method, espcially the fast guys, and it eventually comes to light.
Did you really say your kid wants to teach sailing? Smart idea: sunshine, fresh air, responsibility. “It’s a great job, like nothing else you will
Greg Fisher gets us up to speed in a new class with step three to top performance: on the water training.
Quantum’s Karl Felger knows first hand the value of teamwork and details its importance in the J/88 Spaceman Spiff’s Quantum Key West Race Week campaign.
Even the best sailors are never too good for practice. Sail in tough events as often as possible to maximize your learning experience.
The long road to a world championship is often thought of as a lonely one. But it doesn’t have to be.
The Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team heads out of sight of land during its final big training session before the 2011 Transatlantic Race.
Editor Dave Reed sets some goals for less pain and more gain.
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