Heavy weather helming

Article Abstract:

Steering under control is the key to safe boating in high winds and heavy seas. The helmsperson's actions should depend on the priorities for the vessel and the type of waves encountered. Practicing during various types of conditions is the best way to develop helming skill.

Environmental aspects, Seamanship, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats

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Jibing the main

Article Abstract:

Tips are presented on guiding a sailboat's crew through a smoothly executed jibe of the mainsail. Clear communication between the helmsperson and crew is essential in safely completing the maneuver.

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Jibing the chute

Article Abstract:

Spinnaker jibing is a maneuver that can be performed smoothly if it is broken down into separately executed steps. The techniques of the dip-pole jibe and the end-for-end jibe are described.

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