Sailing Techniques

The Art and Science of the Self-Tacking Jib: Why It’s More Complicated Than You Think

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Author: Shayne and Anna Introduction If you’ve ever spent a long day on the water tacking up a tight channel, […]

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Members-Only: Practical Wind Instrument Calibration: The Wool Technique for Accurate Readings

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Correcting Mast Rake: Why Rig Geometry is Critical for Boat Balance

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Author: Shayne & Anna Key Message: Mast rake isn’t just a number; it’s the primary control for balancing your yacht’s steering.

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How We Sailed Our Catamaran 800 Nautical Miles With One Rudder

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Author: Shayne & Anna TOPICS:This post details the emergency procedures and sailing techniques we used to safely cross the Atlantic after

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