Put a cork in it: yelling from the cockpit rarely nets positive results

Article Abstract:

The practice of abusive helmsman yelling can result to negative feelings among the crew and often does not solve problems. Skippers should overcome this practice and seek ways to communicate calmly to the crew which would generate a more enjoyable atmosphere and positive attitudes.

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My favorite boat to sail?

Article Abstract:

A sailing enthusiast discussed his favorite type of sailing boats. After running through a number of choices, he concluded that its not a particular boat that makes sailing great. Rather, its the people one sails with that makes sailing a remarkable experience.

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Whither IMS? Has yacht-racing's high-tech handicapping system crashed?

Article Abstract:

IMS yacht certification is declining in the US because it has become a system that favors the newest boats designed with the latest technology. Other reasons for the decline are the complexity of the system and the cost of the certificate.

Standards, Sailboat racing, Yacht racing, International Measurement System (Standard)

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