Completing The Picture
After “The Phone Call” editor Dave Reed realizes that sailing could be more fun with his other half. From the Editor’s Letter in our July 2007 issue
After “The Phone Call” editor Dave Reed realizes that sailing could be more fun with his other half. From the Editor’s Letter in our July 2007 issue
/Cruising World/ and /Sailing World/ authors cleaned up in the 2008 Boating Writers International Writing Contest.
Getting lifted from a current on a lee bow, ever happened to you?
Georgetown surges to the top of the coed rankings in Sailing World’s coaches poll, while Charleston keeps the top spot in the women’s rankings.
Jobson is getting ready to cover Key West 2008. From Gary Jobson’s blog for January 22, 2008
After racing with Jud Smith and Moose McClintock, /SW/ contributor Jim Porter makes his case for the benefits of having a coach. “First Beat” from our March 4, 2009, /SW eNewsletter/
Bi-weekly rankings give one vote to every college sailing team in the country with a coach.
Rankings are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team’s coach and become a part of it, click here [1].[1] https://www.sailingworld.com/0904rankings
If there’s a mate you can be fexible and fair with, a boat partnership can be rewarding for everyone. From the “Jobson Report” in our February 2009 issue
Multihulls may be for a different breed, but the reasons for sailing aren’t much different. In the “Editor’s Letter” from out March 2009 issue
/SW/’s event coverage includes reports by Angus Phillip and Derby Anderson, photos by Daniel Forster, and more.
Includes links to blogs by Dave Reed, Herb McCormick, Gary Jobson, and Stuart Streuli
After “The Phone Call” editor Dave Reed realizes that sailing could be more fun with his other half. From the Editor’s Letter in our July 2007 issue
/Cruising World/ and /Sailing World/ authors cleaned up in the 2008 Boating Writers International Writing Contest.
Getting lifted from a current on a lee bow, ever happened to you?
Georgetown surges to the top of the coed rankings in Sailing World’s coaches poll, while Charleston keeps the top spot in the women’s rankings.
Jobson is getting ready to cover Key West 2008. From Gary Jobson’s blog for January 22, 2008
After racing with Jud Smith and Moose McClintock, /SW/ contributor Jim Porter makes his case for the benefits of having a coach. “First Beat” from our March 4, 2009, /SW eNewsletter/
Bi-weekly rankings give one vote to every college sailing team in the country with a coach.
Rankings are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team’s coach and become a part of it, click here [1].[1] https://www.sailingworld.com/0904rankings
If there’s a mate you can be fexible and fair with, a boat partnership can be rewarding for everyone. From the “Jobson Report” in our February 2009 issue
Multihulls may be for a different breed, but the reasons for sailing aren’t much different. In the “Editor’s Letter” from out March 2009 issue
/SW/’s event coverage includes reports by Angus Phillip and Derby Anderson, photos by Daniel Forster, and more.
Includes links to blogs by Dave Reed, Herb McCormick, Gary Jobson, and Stuart Streuli
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