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Sailing On Light Wind. Minimal helm movements and judicious avoidance of waves or powerboat wash will help keep the way on. In light wind it takes much longer to get to the line,. the main concepts to learning to sail in light winds stem from reducing drag, keeping momentum of the sailboat. Twist can also help to manage wind shear when in unsteady conditions. Accomplish this by adjusting car or traveler position and sheet tension to open or close the leech of each sail. Check that class rules allow rig adjustment. john parker, owner of the onesails gbr (east) loft shares his top tips on sail trim to make the most of sailing in light airs. where you have a few knots of real wind blowing against the tide, the combination of the true wind and the tidal. Light winds sailing sailing skills sails. light air sails, such as spinnakers and genoas, are large, lightweight headsails designed to efficiently. the headstay should be eased for light winds upwind to add helm, but tensioned for downwind sailing to keep the spinnaker away from the mainsail. in light air it is especially important to compensate for this gradient by adding appropriate twist to sails.

light air sails, such as spinnakers and genoas, are large, lightweight headsails designed to efficiently. In light wind it takes much longer to get to the line,. where you have a few knots of real wind blowing against the tide, the combination of the true wind and the tidal. the headstay should be eased for light winds upwind to add helm, but tensioned for downwind sailing to keep the spinnaker away from the mainsail. Minimal helm movements and judicious avoidance of waves or powerboat wash will help keep the way on. the main concepts to learning to sail in light winds stem from reducing drag, keeping momentum of the sailboat. Accomplish this by adjusting car or traveler position and sheet tension to open or close the leech of each sail. Check that class rules allow rig adjustment. Twist can also help to manage wind shear when in unsteady conditions. Light winds sailing sailing skills sails.

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Sailing On Light Wind Accomplish this by adjusting car or traveler position and sheet tension to open or close the leech of each sail. Twist can also help to manage wind shear when in unsteady conditions. Check that class rules allow rig adjustment. Accomplish this by adjusting car or traveler position and sheet tension to open or close the leech of each sail. the headstay should be eased for light winds upwind to add helm, but tensioned for downwind sailing to keep the spinnaker away from the mainsail. Minimal helm movements and judicious avoidance of waves or powerboat wash will help keep the way on. in light air it is especially important to compensate for this gradient by adding appropriate twist to sails. where you have a few knots of real wind blowing against the tide, the combination of the true wind and the tidal. Light winds sailing sailing skills sails. the main concepts to learning to sail in light winds stem from reducing drag, keeping momentum of the sailboat. light air sails, such as spinnakers and genoas, are large, lightweight headsails designed to efficiently. john parker, owner of the onesails gbr (east) loft shares his top tips on sail trim to make the most of sailing in light airs. In light wind it takes much longer to get to the line,.