Techniques for shorthanded sailing

Article Abstract:

Sail handling is easier if the apparent wind is eased to decrease pressure on sails. Turning downwind will reduce wind strength when changing headsails. Techniques for arranging deck layouts and rigging to simplify sail handling are described.

Equipment and supplies, Sailboats

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Shorthanded security

Article Abstract:

An experienced singlehanded sailor discusses the techniques to make shorthanded cruising relatively easy. A primary consideration is the type of boat. Equally important are planning the maneuvers and working out system for the available crew.

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Skill building, byte by byte

Article Abstract:

An overview of the simulation software available for use by recreational sailors is presented. Training programs are offered to teach boat handling, use of radar and other skills. Some programs help sailors to learn racing rules and tactics.

Software, Sailboat racing, Yacht racing, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats

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