How To Manage Sailing in A Windshadow
If you have to sail in dirty air there’s a few ways to lessen the pain explains racing editor Mike Ingham.
If you have to sail in dirty air there’s a few ways to lessen the pain explains racing editor Mike Ingham.
When and how to duck? Mike Ingham explains the tactical nuances of a duck and how to execute it right.
A world-class sailing destination, the BVI also offer spectacular scuba diving. Here’s what it’s like to combine both in these fair isles.
Sailing World Racing Editor Mike Ingham explains how to develop a second-beat strategy before rounding the leeward mark or gate.
Your onboard sailing video can be more than sizzle-reel stuff for your social media feeds. You can also use it to eliminate any uncertainty about why and when you’re slow—or better yet, fast and winning races.
Windward-mark approaches and offset-mark exits should be part of your developing playbook of race-winning tactics. Do them well, and you’ll realize big gains.
Two recent accidents have forced sailing clubs, classes and individuals to look closer at their exposure and coverage.
How to prep for your next regatta with a deep dive weather and venue study.
Following a few basic steps and implementing a pre-start routine ensures consistently good starts. Here’s your go-to primer.
The feel on the tiller extension is your direct link to the boat’s performance, so how you hold it is more important than you might think.
Repeating some basic steps will get you blazing through your tacks.
Mike Ingham explains the subtle nuances of the Racing Rules of Sailing and how they apply at rounding marks.
If you have to sail in dirty air there’s a few ways to lessen the pain explains racing editor Mike Ingham.
When and how to duck? Mike Ingham explains the tactical nuances of a duck and how to execute it right.
A world-class sailing destination, the BVI also offer spectacular scuba diving. Here’s what it’s like to combine both in these fair isles.
Sailing World Racing Editor Mike Ingham explains how to develop a second-beat strategy before rounding the leeward mark or gate.
Your onboard sailing video can be more than sizzle-reel stuff for your social media feeds. You can also use it to eliminate any uncertainty about why and when you’re slow—or better yet, fast and winning races.
Windward-mark approaches and offset-mark exits should be part of your developing playbook of race-winning tactics. Do them well, and you’ll realize big gains.
Two recent accidents have forced sailing clubs, classes and individuals to look closer at their exposure and coverage.
How to prep for your next regatta with a deep dive weather and venue study.
Following a few basic steps and implementing a pre-start routine ensures consistently good starts. Here’s your go-to primer.
The feel on the tiller extension is your direct link to the boat’s performance, so how you hold it is more important than you might think.
Repeating some basic steps will get you blazing through your tacks.
Mike Ingham explains the subtle nuances of the Racing Rules of Sailing and how they apply at rounding marks.
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