In and Out at the Leeward Mark
Races can be won and lost in the corners, especially at the leeward mark. Here’s where being proactive can really make the difference.
Races can be won and lost in the corners, especially at the leeward mark. Here’s where being proactive can really make the difference.
A crowded leeward-gate rounding is a perfect opportunity to pass boats, and more often than not, the best solution is the path of least resistance.
Steve Hunt keeps us pointed towards a strong finish in the eighth installment of Around the Racecourse.
Steve Hunt gives us the guide on how to take a conservative approach to the first leg.
Terry Hutchinson provides rules of thumb for when to foot and when to pinch. “
Understanding how, when and why puffs act the way they do can help make the racecourse more predictable.
Melges 24 World’s champion tactician, Dave Hughes, breaks down their best downwind moves. Let’s go to the video.
Want to know what it takes to win world championships? One of the best coaches in the business shares his secrets on what it takes to get to the top.
College Sailing coach Scott Ikle shares a number of ways to improve your average score, from smart starts to conservative upwind tactics.
From the Archives: Gary Jobson shares his insight on the best way to recognize and choose the favored side of the course.
From the Archives: Bob Merrick explains how to gain at the top of the first beat, even when you’re in the pack.
With the passing of our sport’s greatest icon, we pass his wisdom forward, once again.
Races can be won and lost in the corners, especially at the leeward mark. Here’s where being proactive can really make the difference.
A crowded leeward-gate rounding is a perfect opportunity to pass boats, and more often than not, the best solution is the path of least resistance.
Steve Hunt keeps us pointed towards a strong finish in the eighth installment of Around the Racecourse.
Steve Hunt gives us the guide on how to take a conservative approach to the first leg.
Terry Hutchinson provides rules of thumb for when to foot and when to pinch. “
Understanding how, when and why puffs act the way they do can help make the racecourse more predictable.
Melges 24 World’s champion tactician, Dave Hughes, breaks down their best downwind moves. Let’s go to the video.
Want to know what it takes to win world championships? One of the best coaches in the business shares his secrets on what it takes to get to the top.
College Sailing coach Scott Ikle shares a number of ways to improve your average score, from smart starts to conservative upwind tactics.
From the Archives: Gary Jobson shares his insight on the best way to recognize and choose the favored side of the course.
From the Archives: Bob Merrick explains how to gain at the top of the first beat, even when you’re in the pack.
With the passing of our sport’s greatest icon, we pass his wisdom forward, once again.
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