Cruising Tips from Capt. Jack - Reducing Heel 118 22

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Maynard - 12 years ago

Good stuff Capt.Jack.I am picking up many pointers on sailing from yourself and other youtubers.You seem to keep all info simple and to the point.I am getting a boat in the spring if all goes well.I certainly appreciate your videos.Thanks.Keep on top of the waves.From Nova Scotian sailor.

Dano Vido - 5 years ago

Still learning but doesn’t loosening the vang/kicker also upright the boat?

TERRY WOODS - 6 years ago

Jack Makes More sense in Three Steps to Avoid Heel, Than a dozen explanations by a dozen other sailors... I Now Have a Resource of 3 Go-To Reactions for Heel recovery... ThanX JACK

Dan Meade - 7 years ago

tighten your main and add some vang that thing looks like a bed sheet

Êinfach so - 11 years ago

Hey Jack ........watch your roach:))))

TheSailingChannel.TV - 11 years ago

Definitely sitting on the high windward side of a day sailor will reduce heeling. But on larger, heavier keel boats, you need sail adjustment techniques like Capt Jack describes.

arbiteroftaste - 11 years ago

Sit on the high side!

John DiSarro - 12 years ago

Buy A sailing book online. Steve Colgate would be good. also look online, cruisers forum dot com for someone looking for crew and just get out there, or find a local sailing club. Good luck

MrDoritodude - 12 years ago

i would like to learn to sail how difficult is it? my brother says its the marathon of boat he is a motor boat fan i have no experience at either. a sailing coarse near me is at lake erie and is 1500 bucks for a week any suggestions?

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plasticapple7 - 12 years ago

Nice life jackets!

TroyaE117 - 13 years ago

Sit on the port side of the ship when on port tack. That will help. too.

TheSailingChannel.TV - 13 years ago

Captn Jack doesn't mention "dumping" the traveller to leeward in this video. However, his boom is tacked using a three-point system that has the same effect as moving a sheet car to leeward to ease the main and dump wind from the sail.

Alan Littlefield - 13 years ago

That would be true, but that boat doesnt have a traveller. the main sheet seems attached to the transom

Ted Crocker - 13 years ago

Another way is to let the main sheet car "down" on the traveler, while taking it in slightly. This will reshape the sail to spill more air. This works especially well in heavy winds.

TheSailingChannel.TV - 7 years ago

zenoyogo - 15 years ago

Great advice for us newbie sailors. Thanks for the upload.

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