From crew to skipper - how to rig a small boat for two

Article Abstract:

Rigging a small, doublehanded one-design racing sailboat, such as the Vanguard 15, is a fairly simple task which can be accomplished in around 10 minutes. The process involves setting up the skeleton, raising the jib and main and making final adjustments prior to launching.

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From crew to skipper - rigging the boat

Article Abstract:

Skippers of one-design racers should learn how to rig and launch their boats to enhance their racing and boathandling skills. A guideline for rigging a single-handed boat such as the Laser Radial is presented.

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In search of ... the perfect learn-to-sail boat

Article Abstract:

Boston Community Boating's Expo Solar Sailer is a 13-ft., 6-in. daggerboard boat with a 105-sq. ft. sail. The boat has several features designed to ease learning how to sail for beginners.

Study and teaching, Sailing

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