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Racing: A Beginner's Guide

Become a Successful Competitive Sailor (For All Classes of Boat)

John Caig
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Year
2007
Language
English
Publisher
Fernhurst Books Limited

About

This book will give a flying start to your competitive sailing career. Whatever class of boat you sail and whatever your experience, these principles will ensure you are at the front of the fleet and better prepared than the opposition. The book is illustrated with stunning step-by-step photographs, and common racing pitfalls are highlighted. Starting with the basics of choosing which boat to race and where to race it, you will be introduced to the rules of racing and learn about rigging, tactics, training, strategy and tuning your boat. Racing is aimed at helms and crew – their skills are complementary and a fast boat is one with a good team on board.

Related Subjects

  • Sailing
  • Water Sports
  • Sports & Recreation
  • Adult Nonfiction

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