
Skipper's Cockpit Racing Guide
For Dinghies, Keelboats and Yachts
Tim Davison(Autor*in)
Adlard Coles Nautical (Verlag)
1. Auflage
Erschienen am 1. Mai 2014
32 Seiten
978-1-4729-0033-3 (ISBN)
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Beschreibung
The Skipper's Cockpit Racing Guide is an at-a-glance reference for dinghy and yacht racers, covering everything they need to know to improve their performance - and win. From those in their first year of racing to old hands wondering why they're not winning, this guide covers an enormous amount of detail in a simple, easy to follow format.
Topics are broken down into photo sequences, boxes, flowcharts, hints and tips, and cover:
- setting your goals
- assembling the right boat and gear
- practising and tuning (straight line, tacking, gybing, rounding marks, doing penalties)
- starting (planning, set-up of rig and foils)
- race strategy (beating, reaching, running)
- tactics against the opposition
- crewing skills (trim, weight)
- tides and currents (what affects the flow, using them to your advantage)
- wind (wind shadows, wind bends, forecasts)
- spinnakers (symmetric, asymmetric, hoist, gybe, drop)
- rules (start, beat, reach, run)
A final section on troubleshooting enables readers to rate their performance and identify areas for improvement, handily linking back to those pages in the book.
Topics are broken down into photo sequences, boxes, flowcharts, hints and tips, and cover:
- setting your goals
- assembling the right boat and gear
- practising and tuning (straight line, tacking, gybing, rounding marks, doing penalties)
- starting (planning, set-up of rig and foils)
- race strategy (beating, reaching, running)
- tactics against the opposition
- crewing skills (trim, weight)
- tides and currents (what affects the flow, using them to your advantage)
- wind (wind shadows, wind bends, forecasts)
- spinnakers (symmetric, asymmetric, hoist, gybe, drop)
- rules (start, beat, reach, run)
A final section on troubleshooting enables readers to rate their performance and identify areas for improvement, handily linking back to those pages in the book.
Weitere Details
Auflage
1. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
Verlagsort
London
Großbritannien
Verlagsgruppe
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Zielgruppe
Für Beruf und Forschung
Illustrationen
Colour photographs and explanatory diagrams throughout
ISBN-13
978-1-4729-0033-3 (9781472900333)
Copyright in bibliographic data and cover images is held by Nielsen Book Services Limited or by the publishers or by their respective licensors: all rights reserved.
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Person
Tim Davison was the owner and publisher of Fernhurst Books.
Inhalt
- Cover
- Introduction and Goals
- Goal setting
- SMART
- Getting the boat right
- First steps
- Finding the right boat
- Getting the boat up to speed
- Sorting the systems
- Practising solo
- Starting
- Accelerating
- Tacking
- Gybing
- Sailing round a course
- Practising 720s
- Check the rig set-up
- The buddy system
- Increasing speed upwind
- Increasing speed downwind
- Working with your buddy at a regatta
- Going through the gears
- Gears to windward
- Gears downwind
- Starting
- Checking the start line
- Getting a transit
- Starting on a starboard-biased line
- Starting mid-line on an unbiased line
- Starting on a port-biased line
- The beat - strategy
- Tide or current
- Where should you be on the course?
- What about windshifts and wind bends?
- One-sided beats
- Finishing is an art
- The beat - tactics
- Meeting other boats mid-course
- Meeting other boats at the windward mark
- Defending your position against one rival or several
- Two boats meeting near the windward mark
- The reach - strategy and tactics
- Strategy
- Tactics
- The run - strategy and tactics
- Strategy
- Tactics
- Crewing
- The crew's jobs during a race
- How to make the boat go fast
- Centreboard
- Symmetric spinnakers
- Getting speed from the spinnaker
- Hoisting
- End-for-end gybing
- Dip-pole gybing
- Dropping
- Tactics
- Asymmetric spinnakers
- Hoisting
- Gybing
- Lowering
- The gybe drop
- Tactics
- Tides and currents
- Tides
- The effect of topography
- Apparent wind
- The start
- The beat
- The reach
- The run
- The finish
- Wind strategies
- Wind forecasting principles
- Around the course
- The racing rules
- Lining up to start
- Recovering from a bad start
- At the windward mark
- Rounding the windward mark to starboard
- Approaching the gybe mark
- At the leeward mark
- At the finish
- Troubleshooting
- Contents
- Copyright
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