The First 100 Yards
Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
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Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
Erik Shampain covers the basics of sail controls and their respective cause and effects.
Good onboard communications require using the right words at the right time
The Tactiqs performance analysis system offers a robust and practical way to measure and analyze race performance.
Putting the Forecast Into Play
Being rational in the face of random events can be a real challenge for all sailors
If the division of labor on your team isn’t producing the desired results, try change.
For Jud Smith, contesting the biggest one-design championship of the year on his home waters had its challenges, but he and his teammates were more than ready to take them all on, one race at a time.
The wisdom and teachings of sailboat racing’s most prolific author were always based on real experiences on the racecourse.
CISA provides advanced coaching for select sailors.
Having sailed with and against many sailing greats, he’s learned a lot of solid lessons, and shares a few favorites.
It’s easy to overlook small developments on the racecourse that can quickly lead to big trouble. We’ve all had our moments, but as an observer,
Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
Erik Shampain covers the basics of sail controls and their respective cause and effects.
Good onboard communications require using the right words at the right time
The Tactiqs performance analysis system offers a robust and practical way to measure and analyze race performance.
Putting the Forecast Into Play
Being rational in the face of random events can be a real challenge for all sailors
If the division of labor on your team isn’t producing the desired results, try change.
For Jud Smith, contesting the biggest one-design championship of the year on his home waters had its challenges, but he and his teammates were more than ready to take them all on, one race at a time.
The wisdom and teachings of sailboat racing’s most prolific author were always based on real experiences on the racecourse.
CISA provides advanced coaching for select sailors.
Having sailed with and against many sailing greats, he’s learned a lot of solid lessons, and shares a few favorites.
It’s easy to overlook small developments on the racecourse that can quickly lead to big trouble. We’ve all had our moments, but as an observer,
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