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- Introduction To Boating And Sailing
by Michelle Bery. Boating and sailing is not only one of the most popular pastimes today, they have been a popular means of transportation, recreation, and occupation, for nearly all of recorded history. Throughout history, boating and sailing has been a means for many of mankind's greatest discoveries, important battles, expansions and migrations, and a source of food and livelihood. While boating and sailing sti... products, articles, news
- Sailing Boating on the Open Sea
by Mike Selvon. Sailing boating by the power of the wind is as old as recorded history. We have the thousands of brave sailors who endured wide-open seas to thank for the discovery of new lands. Were it not for them, we might all be stuck on the same continent!
Sailing for sport goes back to 17th century Holland. The New York Yacht Club was founded in 1844 and remains the oldest sport sailing organization in th... products, articles, news
- Fair Wind Sailing School Sailing Lessons: Beginning Sail Trim
by Dave Bello. Sail trim can be one of the great mysteries of effectively sailing a vessel propelled solely by the wind. Ask someone who has been on a racing vessel, or even just watched a racing yacht, and you are likely to hear how much work sailing is or how the sails need constant adjustment. This view is really incorrect -- sail trim can be as difficult or as simple as you want to make it. While it may be ... products, articles, news
- Fair Wind Sailing School Sailing Lessons: Intermediate Sail Trim
by Dave Bello. In this lesson I will present a detailed perspective on sail trim, introducing the use of tell-tales and more sail controls, while keeping the relative time spent on sail trim to a minimum.
Novices begin sail trim with the mainsail. More advanced sailors start sail trim from the most forward sail on the boat. For a typical Bermuda Sloop, the most common rig today, that means the jib or foresail.... products, articles, news
- Sailing Adventures
by Chris Campbell. Sailing is an activity like no other. It can change so much from one day to the next, since it really depends on the weather. Big waves with no wind, big wind with no waves, no wind and no waves, or big wind and big waves will all provide a very different experience for thesailor . If you've only ever sailed one time, then chances are very good, that the next time you go out it will be a total... products, articles, news
- Learning the Joy of Sailing
by Jimmy Cox. What does it take to sail? The main ingredients are a sailboat, a mild breeze on a suitable body of water, and a little desire. Sailing is by no means difficult, and if you can tell which way the wind is blowing, you can learn the fundamentals in a short time.
The quickest and easiest method of learning to sail is to take a formal course. Such courses in sailing are developing in various places ... products, articles, news
- The Fundamentals Of Sailing
by Tar Zan. If you have never been on the water, it can be quite intimidating to try and learn the fundamentals of sailing. Sailing is filled with jargon. To many, it seems like a new language. To some extent, it is. Everything on a boat has a specific name. In racing or emergency situations, it is very important to be able to reference very specific pieces of equipment with precision. In racing, small adjus... products, articles, news
- A Sailing Vacation in the Caribbean
by James Penn. The lucid, turquoise Caribbean Sea waters are inviting for any one who romances the idea of sailing or cruising! With an enchanting backdrop of scenic islands Caribbean seas offer ideal sailing prospects, especially with the easterly trade winds stroking your face while you cruise along!
Sailing is a fantastic sport for anyone and really gives you the opportunity to appreciate the fantastic beau... products, articles, news
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