From the Archives: Pressing the Reset Button
Every race is a fresh start, says Andrew Campbell, so press the reset button to keep focus.
Every race is a fresh start, says Andrew Campbell, so press the reset button to keep focus.
Terry Hutchinson boils down his good starts to five easy-to-remember tips.
Getting a new boat up to speed can always be a challenge, but the crew of Interlodge got the new raceboat up and winning in just four days.
The summer sailing season is at an end, but for the warm waters of Florida, there are still plenty of events to come this winter.
More goes into making your sails than you might know. Doyle takes a look at the process behind making winning cloth.
Fostering an interest in the sport at a young age is a crucial step in forming the future of sailing.
Blast reaching under an asymmetrical spinnaker can be, well a blast, but walking the line between control and a wipeout can sometimes prove difficult.
The purpose of Rule 19.2(c) is to provide a fair game when boats are sailing in a strong adverse current close to a shoreline.
Making assumption about the outcome of a race can be a tragic mistake. Stay in the zone and stay focused on the now.
Ready for an after sailing drink? Try something other than a Dark and Stormy with one of the recipes from the 2015 Cruising World Rum Guide.
In the interest of sustainability and convenience, sailors are implementing water filtration systems. Ambassadors for 11th Hour Racing share tips for building your own hydration program.
Here are a few dos and don’ts to make sure your boat and your crew are ready to perform at your next big regatta.
Every race is a fresh start, says Andrew Campbell, so press the reset button to keep focus.
Terry Hutchinson boils down his good starts to five easy-to-remember tips.
Getting a new boat up to speed can always be a challenge, but the crew of Interlodge got the new raceboat up and winning in just four days.
The summer sailing season is at an end, but for the warm waters of Florida, there are still plenty of events to come this winter.
More goes into making your sails than you might know. Doyle takes a look at the process behind making winning cloth.
Fostering an interest in the sport at a young age is a crucial step in forming the future of sailing.
Blast reaching under an asymmetrical spinnaker can be, well a blast, but walking the line between control and a wipeout can sometimes prove difficult.
The purpose of Rule 19.2(c) is to provide a fair game when boats are sailing in a strong adverse current close to a shoreline.
Making assumption about the outcome of a race can be a tragic mistake. Stay in the zone and stay focused on the now.
Ready for an after sailing drink? Try something other than a Dark and Stormy with one of the recipes from the 2015 Cruising World Rum Guide.
In the interest of sustainability and convenience, sailors are implementing water filtration systems. Ambassadors for 11th Hour Racing share tips for building your own hydration program.
Here are a few dos and don’ts to make sure your boat and your crew are ready to perform at your next big regatta.
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