Sailing Tips From the PROS! (Sail the World as Crew, Safely!) Patrick Childress Sailing #42

Sailing Tips for Pros! Learn to Sail the World as Crew, Safely. But these passages are not for beginners. Those who sign on to these passages know how to sail and know all the terminology. Often times they already own their own 50' sailboats. This is their opportunity to get real offshore experience, prior to taking their families across an ocean. Offshore sailing - Tips from the Pros... a new Sailing Videos series where professional delivery captains share their sailing tips and tricks for sailing boats across oceans...the things that work for them on an every day basis for decades and decades as they put on more miles in a year than many of us even with bluewater sailboats put on in a decade of bluewater cruising... First up is Hank Schmitt from Offshore Passage Opportunities (OPO) -(Patrick Childress Sailing #41) Hank shares his secrets about the role of crew, how to leave a dock, when and how to reef a mainsail, and other sailing tips while crossing the Atlantic Ocean on and beyond. Offshore Sailing Tips for crossing an ocean, and bluewater sailing. These are sailing tips and tricks previously only able to be done by learning in offshore sailing school. Experienced, salty, full time professional skippers and delivery captains from all over the world that deliver sailboats and other boats for a living, full time sail every kind of boat from basic keelboat sailboats to luxury yachts along the east coast of the United States, or from one continent to another, They sail around the world like we take a bus. Many of them take on crew and teach offshore sailing to experienced sailors who become even more experienced after learning how to cross an ocean with Hank. Over the years these captains get sailing long distance, offshore passages and yacht deliveries down to an exact science, and we all have a lot to learn from them, especially about ocean sailing, and the different sailing maneuvers and sailing tactics to make the miles roll by in any rough seas, heavy weather, stormy weather, and when becalmed. This week, it’s Hank Schmidt from Offshore Passage Opportunities (OPO) passing on some sailing tips and tricks, and quick hacks to make sailing fun and easy for his crew. His small company hails from New York. He runs the North American Rally to the Caribbean (NARC) every year, twice a year from Newport RI, to Bermuda, and then on to St Marten, and then the return passage back north again, among other offshore passages that sailors looking for offshore experience can sign on it. Hank captains SV Avocation in this rally, his own private yacht. Other boats with other professional captains handle other sailboats in the rally...often Swan sailboats, which are fast raceboats, but also seaworthy amazing offshore sailboats ready to cross oceans. Private owners also sail their own boats in this rally with crew supplied by OPO. They always take paying crew with them. Crew are usually experienced boat owners themselves, smart and successful who want to learn from these professionals, how to cross oceans before they take their own families and yachts offshore. Many of these students will sail their own boats full time in a year or two, or sail around the world. . Others learn it’s not the life for them. But everyone enjoys pushing their limits and being thrown in the “deep end” on these passages. Everyone comes out part of Team with memories and friendships to last forever! Patrick Childress met his wife on this same trip, when he too was a captain for OPO. Part of that story is summarized in https://youtu.be/lakH18f2_tA. For more information On Offshore Passage Opportunities, or to get on their crew list, visit http://www.sailopo.com Most Photography and Videography by Will Hogan, an experienced sailor and Videographer himself All Editing by Patrick Childress. Wish we were on Patreon? We aren’t...but you can support us in 5 other ways: 🍯(Tip Jar) http://whereisbrickhouse.com/tip-jar/ ⛵️ TWO FREE SAILING COURSES: http://www.nauticed.org/?school=where-is-brick-house-patrick-childress-sailing (NAUTICED is a perfect companion to on the water experience and we highly encourage you to take the two free courses, and then sign up for many more!) ⏩Start your Amazon shopping here: https://amzn.to/2K9MmuA ⏩ Start your West Marine Shopping here: http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-8942237-13612378 ✩Brick House Tshirts and other: https://www.WhereIsBrickHouse.com/store ▬▬ FOLLOW ALONG! ▬▬ ✩Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/svBrickHouse ✩ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SYBrickhouse ✩ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SVBrickhouse ✩Our blog: :http://www.WhereIsBrickHouse.com ✩Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/PatrickChildress ✩Tshirts and other: https://www.WhereIsBrickHouse.com/store **As an Amazon Affiliate, I may earn commissions on qualifying purchases, as well as in other links provided. #SailingTips #PatrickChildressSailing #TravelsAnimals

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Sailing Tips for Pros! Learn to Sail the World as Crew, Safely. But these passages are not for beginners. Those who sign on to these passages know how to sail and know all the terminology. Often times they already own their own 50' sailboats. This is their opportunity to get real offshore experience, prior to taking their families across an ocean. Offshore sailing - Tips from the Pros... a new Sailing Videos series where professional delivery captains share their sailing tips and tricks for sailing boats across oceans...the things that work for them on an every day basis for decades and decades as they put on more miles in a year than many of us even with bluewater sailboats put on in a decade of bluewater cruising... First up is Hank Schmitt from Offshore Passage Opportunities (OPO) -(Patrick Childress Sailing #41) Hank shares his secrets about the role of crew, how to leave a dock, when and how to reef a mainsail, and other sailing tips while crossing the Atlantic Ocean on and beyond. Offshore Sailing Tips for crossing an ocean, and bluewater sailing. These are sailing tips and tricks previously only able to be done by learning in offshore sailing school. Experienced, salty, full time professional skippers and delivery captains from all over the world that deliver sailboats and other boats for a living, full time sail every kind of boat from basic keelboat sailboats to luxury yachts along the east coast of the United States, or from one continent to another, They sail around the world like we take a bus. Many of them take on crew and teach offshore sailing to experienced sailors who become even more experienced after learning how to cross an ocean with Hank. Over the years these captains get sailing long distance, offshore passages and yacht deliveries down to an exact science, and we all have a lot to learn from them, especially about ocean sailing, and the different sailing maneuvers and sailing tactics to make the miles roll by in any rough seas, heavy weather, stormy weather, and when becalmed. This week, it’s Hank Schmidt from Offshore Passage Opportunities (OPO) passing on some sailing tips and tricks, and quick hacks to make sailing fun and easy for his crew. His small company hails from New York. He runs the North American Rally to the Caribbean (NARC) every year, twice a year from Newport RI, to Bermuda, and then on to St Marten, and then the return passage back north again, among other offshore passages that sailors looking for offshore experience can sign on it. Hank captains SV Avocation in this rally, his own private yacht. Other boats with other professional captains handle other sailboats in the rally...often Swan sailboats, which are fast raceboats, but also seaworthy amazing offshore sailboats ready to cross oceans. Private owners also sail their own boats in this rally with crew supplied by OPO. They always take paying crew with them. Crew are usually experienced boat owners themselves, smart and successful who want to learn from these professionals, how to cross oceans before they take their own families and yachts offshore. Many of these students will sail their own boats full time in a year or two, or sail around the world. . Others learn it’s not the life for them. But everyone enjoys pushing their limits and being thrown in the “deep end” on these passages. Everyone comes out part of Team with memories and friendships to last forever! Patrick Childress met his wife on this same trip, when he too was a captain for OPO. Part of that story is summarized in https://youtu.be/lakH18f2_tA. For more information On Offshore Passage Opportunities, or to get on their crew list, visit http://www.sailopo.com Most Photography and Videography by Will Hogan, an experienced sailor and Videographer himself All Editing by Patrick Childress. Wish we were on Patreon? We aren’t...but you can support us in 5 other ways: 🍯(Tip Jar) http://whereisbrickhouse.com/tip-jar/ ⛵️ TWO FREE SAILING COURSES: http://www.nauticed.org/?school=where-is-brick-house-patrick-childress-sailing (NAUTICED is a perfect companion to on the water experience and we highly encourage you to take the two free courses, and then sign up for many more!) ⏩Start your Amazon shopping here: https://amzn.to/2K9MmuA ⏩ Start your West Marine Shopping here: http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-8942237-13612378 ✩Brick House Tshirts and other: https://www.WhereIsBrickHouse.com/store ▬▬ FOLLOW ALONG! ▬▬ ✩Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/svBrickHouse ✩ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SYBrickhouse ✩ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SVBrickhouse ✩Our blog: :http://www.WhereIsBrickHouse.com ✩Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/PatrickChildress ✩Tshirts and other: https://www.WhereIsBrickHouse.com/store **As an Amazon Affiliate, I may earn commissions on qualifying purchases, as well as in other links provided. #SailingTips #PatrickChildressSailing #TravelsAnimals

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Reload 'n Charge!
Reload 'n Charge! - 4 years ago
Good video Patrick...I learned a little something.....and a good way to keep your videos going - interesting and useful topics during a time when you are in the yard, where video after video of repetitive yard work (to keep the channel active) can quickly lead to clicks and move on! This is a super interesting option - we still get Patrick but you defer to others who you respect to present other unique instruction. Far and away a cut above of some (many) filler videos in which neophyte sailors attempt to instruct on everything from epoxying bulkheads to monos vs cats.....all topics they should steer clear of! Well done, a pro’s view on passage...thanks, Andrew
Malcolm McLeod
Malcolm McLeod - 4 years ago
Nice patrick and you're lovely lady I find you're channel very informative,my dream do what you're doing keep up the good work all the best to you look forward too you're next informative learning curve cheers from Mal in Australia.
spelunkerd
spelunkerd - 4 years ago
Ha ha, "job of crew is to make skipper look good".... So true.
Patrick Childress Sailing
Patrick Childress Sailing - 4 years ago
YeH...I love that line...it was fun how Patrick repeated that scene ;) -Rebecca
rob56gru
rob56gru - 4 years ago
I would recommend to tigthen The clew line on the boom
This way the main sail flattens results in higher pointing in the wind
Other suggestion the other lines on the boom that hold the reefed part of the sail make knots that can loosen easily because if for some reason the clew reefline loosens the mainsail might tear up
Patrick Childress Sailing
Patrick Childress Sailing - 4 years ago
I do believe the captain says just what you suggest about tightening the reef/clew line. What sort of knot would automatically loosen under tension but yes, good point about a quick release knot, but I would think that was done.
cameron Gibbs
cameron Gibbs - 4 years ago
Love your videos mate you are a true mariner .So many sailchannels on youtube offer nothing except some hot girl who is e begging and offers no insight on how to become a sailor .If anyone asks me what do i need to do to learn about sailing is to pay your channel a visit
Patrick Childress Sailing
Patrick Childress Sailing - 4 years ago
Thank you for your comment, Cameron. There is so much sailing entertainment on YouTube, we thought we would try a different approach. There are crew on these passages from St. Maarten to Rhode Island that do it multiple times to see how different captains will handle a similar situation. I have always wanted to sail with Hank Schmitt, but now I get to but without having to put in all the time.....
Capt Chef Mark SV Alcina
Capt Chef Mark SV Alcina - 4 years ago
This going to be great information.
Well I have now watch the video.
I don’t normally say anything bad but I am sorry this got to me.

I am sorry to say that in my words and as Professional Captain as myself he didn’t do a very good job about telling the new crew what the lines are for what the names of them and which one to let go and WHY. Ok I watch it again and he DID SAY SOME NAMES for the lines but not all, also The Captain Tells you which lines to let go, crew just don’t let lines go .
Patrick Childress Sailing
Patrick Childress Sailing - 4 years ago
CCM, The people on these trips are not beginners. They have to know how to sail and qualify to join the boat. This is no place for beginners who do not know the terminology. Many of these people own their own 50 foot boats but join these passages to get offshore experience before taking their own families across an ocean. Thank you very much for making this comment. I just went into the video description and added this same information so other viewers will understand the level at which this boat is operating.

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