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August 10, 2012From the Archives: Calm ConditionsStuart Walker explains why management of calm requires recognition that is transient. From the Experts "Tactics" from our March 1995 issue.
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July 9, 2012From the Experts Archive: Finishing TechniquesIn this article from our February 1985 issue, world champion Ed Baird presents a simple, reliable method for finding the favored end of a finish line and adds some tips for getting there as quickly as possible.
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June 12, 2012I Thought I Would Enjoy This MoreA first-time big boat tactician discovers that it's not nearly as easy or as much fun when everyone else is expecting you to make the right calls.
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April 16, 2012Recover from a Bad StartPatience is a virtue when it comes to recovering from a bad start. "From the Experts" from our February 1997 issue.
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January 30, 2012Tactical TroubleshootingGreat starts or perfect beats are the stuff that dreams of made of. But when the occasional nightmare start or terrible mark rounding sabatoges your plans, there are ways to salvage a positive outcome. "Tactics" from our May 2011 issue.
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June 5, 2013Terry's Tips: How Are We Doing?Even the best tacticians pick the wrong side on occasion. When that happens, the key is to identify early on that things aren't going well and make a move to minimize the damage.
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December 21, 2011Great EscapesWhen a trailing opponent camps on your air during a downwind leg, knowing whether to hold and or fold is the key to maintaining your lead. "Tactics" from our June 2011 issue.
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March 22, 2013When to Cross: Using Crosswinds and Position LinesThe oft-heard question for the skipper is “Can we cross?” With a hand-bearing compass and some quick math, you can provide a confident answer.
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March 1, 2013Bruschetta's Fast TracksScreen grabs from Kattack's Race Player reveal the winning moves of Maricio Santa Cruz's Bruschetta at the 98-boat 2012 Quantum Loop J/24 World Championships in Rochester, N.Y.
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September 21, 2012Smart Roundings at the Top MarkJoin the layline parade to the weather mark too early or too late, and you’ll struggle to round. Pick the right moment, and you’ll capitalize at the top of the beat. From the Experts "Tactics" from our September 2012 issue.
