Sleeping Forecast I typically get up at 5:30 am. My clumsy daystart routine routes thru the kitchen where the timer has tripped the espresso machine
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Insights into my first experience alone at sea on an overnight race simulation.
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Notice the Glitter!
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Pole Move While Gybing What is the move to keep the jib sheets above the pole while gybing? Need to practice that. Something to do
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So Much To Share Man, it’s been too long, almost 3 months since getting some some hopefully interesting stuff up here in the rare chance
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Just got word that these two boats are going to hit the market and I essentially have first dibs. The Figaro 1 in Toronto did not work out, Bandit Manchout was a dud and Magic Freeman, heading towards Martinique next April, will wind out being a bit out of both time and financial budget.
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Weeknight Races Tuesday Night Shark Races – Pouring raining and lengthy laylines were the theme of the scenes on Tuesday. This was our second race
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Apologies in advance for the rush job here but I have been trying to get caught up on my backlog of blog posts, ideas and
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Spinnaker Training After digesting last weeks official spinnaker training with Diane, it was time to dial in the workflow on Knee Deep the amazing Shark.
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I recently had the opportunity to take part in two days of dedicated spinnaker training as part of the Sail Canada curriculum. The course was
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