The Commandments of Asym Trim
Guidelines on trimming your asymmetrical chute.
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Guidelines on trimming your asymmetrical chute.
The first in a series of questions and responses between America’s Cup vet Tony Rey and the SW’s Coaching Contest winners Dave and Debbie Clasen.
The eight finalists for Sailing World’s 2005 Win a Coach contest.
The Windemon program is looking to jump to the next level.
1. Is it OK to ask your friends to help by covering or tacking on a competitor on the last day of a regatta? Yes:
Our counselor in racing ethics reviews feeback from readers and poses new questions. From the April issue.
The only two-time world champion in the history of the Farr 40 class speaks about the hard work that went into his most recent win, the 2004 Worlds in San Francisco. From our December 2004/January 2005 issue.
The day before the start of the 2004 Chicago Mackinac Race was memorable for two reasons. We were practicing on the TP 52 Esmeralda in
Would you like to do better? For a chance to have Olympic coach and America’s Cup sailor Tony Rey coach you and your crew on
Have a friend with a powerboat film your boathandling. Have your sail trimmers view trim from the powerboat. Combine your post-race debrief
Time-on-Time: Each boat had a Time Correction Factor (or coefficient) that is multiplied by the boat’s elapsed time to compute its corrected time; the boat
The first jibe after rounding the top mark is always a tough call. When I look at Real Tick’s situation in our photo sequence, here’s
Guidelines on trimming your asymmetrical chute.
The first in a series of questions and responses between America’s Cup vet Tony Rey and the SW’s Coaching Contest winners Dave and Debbie Clasen.
The eight finalists for Sailing World’s 2005 Win a Coach contest.
The Windemon program is looking to jump to the next level.
1. Is it OK to ask your friends to help by covering or tacking on a competitor on the last day of a regatta? Yes:
Our counselor in racing ethics reviews feeback from readers and poses new questions. From the April issue.
The only two-time world champion in the history of the Farr 40 class speaks about the hard work that went into his most recent win, the 2004 Worlds in San Francisco. From our December 2004/January 2005 issue.
The day before the start of the 2004 Chicago Mackinac Race was memorable for two reasons. We were practicing on the TP 52 Esmeralda in
Would you like to do better? For a chance to have Olympic coach and America’s Cup sailor Tony Rey coach you and your crew on
Have a friend with a powerboat film your boathandling. Have your sail trimmers view trim from the powerboat. Combine your post-race debrief
Time-on-Time: Each boat had a Time Correction Factor (or coefficient) that is multiplied by the boat’s elapsed time to compute its corrected time; the boat
The first jibe after rounding the top mark is always a tough call. When I look at Real Tick’s situation in our photo sequence, here’s
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