The Write Solution
The top US Women’s Olympic 470 skipper and Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year turns to her notebook for guidance.
The top US Women’s Olympic 470 skipper and Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year turns to her notebook for guidance.
All your decisions while racing need to balance what the boat is telling you and what you’re observing on the water, and what the instruments are telling you.
Replacing your metal shackle, or adding a soft shackle to your spin sheets can help improve sail control and speed in any conditions.
From TP52s to the America’s Cup, Terry Hutchinson has done it all. Here are his top 10 tips for improving your sailing game this season.
Practice makes perfect, and there’s no time to practice like before you head out for the season’s first big regatta.
Don’t do this! George Szabo shares ten high-risk tactical moves that have a low probability of paying off in a large fleet.
Getting ready for a sailing race requires more than 20 jumping jacks and some hamstring stretches. Terry Hutchinson takes you through his pre-race plan.
If it’s correct that data never lies, then nearly 50 years of start and first-beat data give the low-down on how and when to pick a side.
A simple plan for a winter rendezvous, show up with your boat for a Saturday night get together at Port Madison, across Puget Sound from Seattle.
No two races are won the same way, but sticking to this six-point plan will help you win regattas. “From the Experts” from our October 2011 issue.
Take it from a pro—high-performance nutrition, hydration, and sun protection are more important than you think.
Feeling slow? Take a look at these four factors that have the biggest effect on your speed and get moving!
The top US Women’s Olympic 470 skipper and Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year turns to her notebook for guidance.
All your decisions while racing need to balance what the boat is telling you and what you’re observing on the water, and what the instruments are telling you.
Replacing your metal shackle, or adding a soft shackle to your spin sheets can help improve sail control and speed in any conditions.
From TP52s to the America’s Cup, Terry Hutchinson has done it all. Here are his top 10 tips for improving your sailing game this season.
Practice makes perfect, and there’s no time to practice like before you head out for the season’s first big regatta.
Don’t do this! George Szabo shares ten high-risk tactical moves that have a low probability of paying off in a large fleet.
Getting ready for a sailing race requires more than 20 jumping jacks and some hamstring stretches. Terry Hutchinson takes you through his pre-race plan.
If it’s correct that data never lies, then nearly 50 years of start and first-beat data give the low-down on how and when to pick a side.
A simple plan for a winter rendezvous, show up with your boat for a Saturday night get together at Port Madison, across Puget Sound from Seattle.
No two races are won the same way, but sticking to this six-point plan will help you win regattas. “From the Experts” from our October 2011 issue.
Take it from a pro—high-performance nutrition, hydration, and sun protection are more important than you think.
Feeling slow? Take a look at these four factors that have the biggest effect on your speed and get moving!
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