Prepare before the wind arrives

Article Abstract:

It is vital to make adequate preparations to ensure that a boat is not damaged by high winds, either in port or at sea. These preparations include removing all items that add windage from the deck and installing storm boards if the pilothouse has large windows.

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Tying up at a marina

Article Abstract:

Fenders and additional docking lines prevent boats tied down at marinas from hitting the docks and damaging their topsides. Several tips on how to properly use fenders and docking lines to secure boats are discussed.

Piers (Moorings), Docks, Boat slips, Fenders for docks, piers, etc.

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Are you ready to be an ocean-racing helmsman?

Article Abstract:

The most effective helmsman is one who takes time to size up both the boat and sailing conditions. Ten questions that test sailing and helming knowledge are presented. The correct answers are discussed.

Tests, problems and exercises, Sailboat racing, Yacht racing

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