The pace. The graphics. The instructor. The voice. Confident. Calm. Clear. These are but some of the words that come to mind. My wife being a new sailor of one year really enjoys listening to Marco. She explained she had less anxiety than when she was learning or when she reviewed. This channel is saved on three devices. Absolute brilliance!.
Learn something new everyday. I’ve been sailing since 1972? Everything from sunfish up to 45 Lagoons. I can’t remember ever hearing the term Gudgeon. Glad I watched.
Just what I needed. I've sailed and owned sailboats for 50 years, on & off, but just bought my first "big" boat last year, an old Islander 30, which was built just after I first started sailing (1972). After all these years, I figured that it was time I learned the terminology for parts of the sailboat, etc, or at least get it more clear in my mind what I thought I knew. There's more to know about on the bigger boats. What you shared here was very helpful. I very much appreciate the effort you put into making this video. I learned more in such a short time than any other videos or classes. I'll be coming back again!
Superbly done. I just have a little sailing skiff now but my parents used to own a family cruiser. I forgot how wonderfully complex a family sloop is! Beautiful teaching craft!
Dude, need to watch this about 10 times and learn everything. Simple, potent, and good for beginners like me. I'll definitely share it with relevant people.
Stumbled across this learn to sail series a few days ago. Thanks so much for putting this together. The video quality is excellent, the instructions clear and concise, and the editing detail is first rate. If you are new to cruising (which I am) these videos are a big help in understanding the basic cruising course material. Thanks again.
This is very clear and concise! five decades sailing here but I took a 3 + year break and this is a great refresher, not only for me but in communicating with some inevitably novice crew.
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine Thank YOU! Very generous of you to share your expertise. Here in Annapolis I'm looking forward to some 60s and better weather. All the best.
Thank you for these videos. My goal is to purchase a small day sailer under 30ft when I graduate law school next June. I plan on taking sailing lessons first but these videos are helping set a foundation so that I’ll have as much knowledge as possible .
That's great Calvin. So happy to hear that my videos are helpful to you. You should find your lessons will make a lot more sense with the foundation you have established.
I am so looking forward to watching this series. I really want to learn to sail and this is a great place to start. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in such a calm and informative way. Fair winds from the UK
Just came back from my first weekend under sails and it was AMAZING!!! A beginning of new adventure. Thank you Marco for great videos, after watching a few of them beforehand I was more confident about what is going on around the yacht and it made understanding the commands from instructor so much easier. Keep it going :)
Yes, both boats facing the same way. Otherwise the best explanation I've seen. New to all this, 52, and just looking into sailing, and binge watching different sailing channels. Great job!!
Wow, this video is super helpful! How does it not have millions of views? I have started studying the sailing theory in my native language, but I don't even live or plan on sailing in my country, so knowing the English terminology is a must and that's how I came across this gem. Hoping to utilize the knowledge from this channel on my upcoming vacation which will include a sailing trip!
Loved the video, we hope to get into sailing in the near future, so this real basic level of teaching is what we are looking for. One Life, One Search, Shane
Very though and logically laid out video. Really clear information. I'll be sharing this link with new sailors or folks who might want to learn the basics. And I learned what a tang is.
This video series is so good that I keep coming back again after watching and absorbing for a few weeks. I'm on my fourth cycle now, and each time I find new nuggets. There is so much knowledge packed into the videos and the 10 minute or so duration is just right for learning. Kudos. I'm ready for the checklists and cheatsheets mentioned in this video, but I couldn't find them on your website. Could you post a link? I wish I was closer so that I could sign up for in person instruction. I bet I'd learn a lot more from you in person, and it would be great to learn it all on my own boat.
Thank you so much Todd. I'mm delighted that you are finding the videos helpful.The way you are using them was my intention. Good work. Here is the link to the show-notes: www.carpediemsailing.com/shownotes/
Your instructions were clear and thorough. There seems like so much to learn with sailing and then when you see all the physical work that goes into it, I wonder, where is the joy in sailing?
It's not really that much work, and it seems much more intimidating than it actually is. There is no feeling like it when you shut off the engine and the boat keeps going and all you hear is the lapping of the waves along the sides. Having said that it's not for everyone which is why power boats were invented
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine my Lawyer and best friend was going to join me at the Sailing school. He's now started, with his wife on your videos. We watch on big screen :).
Thank you so much for the super kind comment. I’m delighted that it’s working for you. Just putting the finishing touches on the next few: raising the main, lowering the main, reefing the main and flaking the main. Hope you watch them.
Would like to learn to sail , so , trying to get the best info I can before I get into on the water classes . this is the best video yet . I learned a lot !!
So happy to hear that Howard, I'm delighted. Thank you very much for the kind feedback. Stay tuned there's a lot more coming. Next two are basic knots and steps for raising the mainsail.
Wow I am writing down all the terminology (4 pages of notes) but cant keep up as Marco runs through the graphics so fast. I had to rewind and rewatch dozens of times which likely helped to learn. Thanks, "Seas the day"
Thank you Still Passion! The graphic has nothing to do with sailing simply which boat is physically further upwind in relation to the other. Hope this helps.
Hi! Just discovered your playlist from a Facebook group and I’m really excited to go through your content! Compared to many channels it already seems like very quality content... I’m just curious, what happened to the first four episodes?
Thank you so much for the kind and encouraging comment. The concept for my channel was to be line bc a sailing magazine exploring various topics. Ep1 was an intro to the channel and concept. Ep 2 was on serving an inflatable PFD and Ep 3 was on Collision Regulations.. Being a sailing instructor many of the videos are instructional ruclips.net/video/FhtQKFC1C-g/видео.html
Reminder, standing and running rigging need to be inspected and replaced at the proper intervals, so many boats are out there with rotten lines and standing rigging rusted to break point, (FYI, almost always in behind the treads of the turnbuckle so you won't know if it is bad) replace standing rigging at the right time, BEFORE it is obvious! Or see your mast come down.
Thank you for the informative video. As a non native speaker I find nautical terms particularly difficult to remember and to some extend even unnecessarily complicated. I wonder if these terms will be changed to something simpler for the next generation to easily learn? I mean many are from 18th century Dutch
Excellent! Glad to help. I'm going to check the game out myself. Check out the book Sea of Words www.amazon.ca/Sea-Words-Companion-Complete-Seafaring/dp/0805066152
No problem. The cabin is everything down below, the living quarters. The deck is the top of the boat that you walk around on. The front is called the foredeck and around the mast is the mid ships deck. The cockpit is the area where the helm is and where the boat is worked from. Traditionally the cockpit is the open area at the back of the boat but there are also centre cockpit boats. Hope this clears it up for you
Thank you sir ! I have more questions relating to ships = 1) What is a bunk i.e., upper bunk and lower bunk ? 2) What's the meaning of this sentence = "To protect the ship from rough weather, the captain decided to slow the boat down. To do so, they dropped the storm jib and lashed heavy mooring rope in a loop across the stern." 3) What's the meaning of = "But still there was a tremendous leak somewhere below the waterline. I found that nearly all the boat's main rib frames were smashed down to the keel." 4) Meaning of = "To protect the weakened starboard side, I decided to heave-to-with the undamaged port hull facing the oncoming waves using an improvised sea anchor of heavy nylon rope and two 22 litre plastic barrels of paraffin." 😅 Sorry for disturbing you .
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The pace. The graphics. The instructor. The voice. Confident. Calm. Clear. These are but some of the words that come to mind. My wife being a new sailor of one year really enjoys listening to Marco. She explained she had less anxiety than when she was learning or when she reviewed. This channel is saved on three devices. Absolute brilliance!.
Thanks Breaking Waves, what an incredibly kind and positive comment. It is my pleasure
Learn something new everyday. I’ve been sailing since 1972? Everything from sunfish up to 45 Lagoons. I can’t remember ever hearing the term Gudgeon. Glad I watched.
I’m delighted. Thank you.
Just what I needed. I've sailed and owned sailboats for 50 years, on & off, but just bought my first "big" boat last year, an old Islander 30, which was built just after I first started sailing (1972). After all these years, I figured that it was time I learned the terminology for parts of the sailboat, etc, or at least get it more clear in my mind what I thought I knew. There's more to know about on the bigger boats. What you shared here was very helpful. I very much appreciate the effort you put into making this video. I learned more in such a short time than any other videos or classes. I'll be coming back again!
Thank you so much, that's very kind of you to say. I'm delighted that you found it helpful and it motivates me to keep creating. Thanks again
Ahh... finally. A thorough explanation of stuff sailing. Subscribed.
Male/52/ never owned a boat...wants to buy a sailboat.
Thank you so very much Darryl. Really appreciate your support. Go for it. Let me know if I can be of any assistance 😊
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine
Thank you!
Couple years away but starting the research now.
Great info and easily understood!
Good luck 😉
Superbly done. I just have a little sailing skiff now but my parents used to own a family cruiser. I forgot how wonderfully complex a family sloop is! Beautiful teaching craft!
Thank You Spartans. I appreciate the kind comment. I'm delighted that you enjoyed the video.
Dude, need to watch this about 10 times and learn everything. Simple, potent, and good for beginners like me. I'll definitely share it with relevant people.
Thank you Abhishek
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine Superb narration!
Stumbled across this learn to sail series a few days ago. Thanks so much for putting this together. The video quality is excellent, the instructions clear and concise, and the editing detail is first rate. If you are new to cruising (which I am) these videos are a big help in understanding the basic cruising course material. Thanks again.
Thanks Greg, that’s great. So happy to hear from you and that it’s helping you with your sailing development. Good luck
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine
You’re welcome and thank you. I know it’s a lot of work to put videos together like this and it’s very much appreciated.
been sailing since 1959, this video I have sent to people who wish to learn,🙂
Thanks Stuart. That's awesome. Thank you for the support, I appreciate it.
I was literally a sailor, but on a carrier. 20 years later I'm writing a book and I really needed this. Thanks!
Delighted to hear it George. Good luck. Feel free to reach out anytime
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine will do!
One of the best and clearest explanations of sailing terminology I've seen. Thanks 👍👍
Great to hear! Thank you so much for the comment
This is very clear and concise! five decades sailing here but I took a 3 + year break and this is a great refresher, not only for me but in communicating with some inevitably novice crew.
Thank you for the kind, encouraging comments Andy. I'm delighted
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine Thank YOU! Very generous of you to share your expertise. Here in Annapolis I'm looking forward to some 60s and better weather. All the best.
Thank you for these videos. My goal is to purchase a small day sailer under 30ft when I graduate law school next June. I plan on taking sailing lessons first but these videos are helping set a foundation so that I’ll have as much knowledge as possible .
That's great Calvin. So happy to hear that my videos are helpful to you. You should find your lessons will make a lot more sense with the foundation you have established.
Very well done I must say. Thanks for sharing your knowledge as I plan to retire in two year and purchase a sailboat. this video is very informative.
Glad it was helpful. Best of luck. Thank you for the kind comment.
I am so looking forward to watching this series. I really want to learn to sail and this is a great place to start. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in such a calm and informative way. Fair winds from the UK
Thanks Alex. I’m very happy to be on this journey with you. Please reach out anytime if I can be of any assistance.
Just came back from my first weekend under sails and it was AMAZING!!! A beginning of new adventure.
Thank you Marco for great videos, after watching a few of them beforehand I was more confident about what is going on around the yacht and it made understanding the commands from instructor so much easier. Keep it going :)
I'm delighted to hear it Piotr. All the best and good luck. Thank you for sharing.
espectacular!!!, muy bueno para aprender incluso los que no hablamos ingles!! congratulations!!
Muchas Gracias Gerardo 🙏
windward and leeward at 2:00 would be confusing to a newb. Absolutely love Carpe ... always learn something from this fellow.
Thank you Drew! I appreciate that
Yes, both boats facing the same way. Otherwise the best explanation I've seen. New to all this, 52, and just looking into sailing, and binge watching different sailing channels. Great job!!
Wow, this video is super helpful! How does it not have millions of views? I have started studying the sailing theory in my native language, but I don't even live or plan on sailing in my country, so knowing the English terminology is a must and that's how I came across this gem. Hoping to utilize the knowledge from this channel on my upcoming vacation which will include a sailing trip!
Lol. That’s a great question. I wonder at that myself 😂 I’m delighted that the videos are helping. Enjoy your sailing trip. Where are you going?
Great format, very clear and concise! LOVE the motion visuals for wind patterns.
Thank you so much for the kind feedback. Good luck with your channel. Love your boat!
Loved the video, we hope to get into sailing in the near future, so this real basic level of teaching is what we are looking for.
One Life, One Search,
Shane
Thank you One Life. I appreciate the support. Good luck
Very informational
Spoke very clear I will be watching this channel
Awesome, thank you!
One of the best series about sailing. Congratulations!
Wow! Thank you so much. I'm delighted that you are enjoying the videos.
best explanation, I tried so many other, but THIS is another level! amazing, thank you!
Wow! Thanks Gigi! Love hearing that!
Very though and logically laid out video. Really clear information. I'll be sharing this link with new sailors or folks who might want to learn the basics. And I learned what a tang is.
*Thorough.
Thank you
Thank you for this series. I have learned a lot from you, and I feel confident about passing my test.
You got this!
This video series is so good that I keep coming back again after watching and absorbing for a few weeks. I'm on my fourth cycle now, and each time I find new nuggets. There is so much knowledge packed into the videos and the 10 minute or so duration is just right for learning. Kudos. I'm ready for the checklists and cheatsheets mentioned in this video, but I couldn't find them on your website. Could you post a link?
I wish I was closer so that I could sign up for in person instruction. I bet I'd learn a lot more from you in person, and it would be great to learn it all on my own boat.
Thank you so much Todd. I'mm delighted that you are finding the videos helpful.The way you are using them was my intention. Good work. Here is the link to the show-notes:
www.carpediemsailing.com/shownotes/
wow easy explained, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Your instructions were clear and thorough. There seems like so much to learn with sailing and then when you see all the physical work that goes into it, I wonder, where is the joy in sailing?
It's not really that much work, and it seems much more intimidating than it actually is. There is no feeling like it when you shut off the engine and the boat keeps going and all you hear is the lapping of the waves along the sides. Having said that it's not for everyone which is why power boats were invented
Thank you for all these explanations.Very interesting.
You are very welcome
What a terrific Teacher you are. Thanks
Cheers from yyz
Wow! Thank you. Much appreciated!
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine my Lawyer and best friend was going to join me at the Sailing school. He's now started, with his wife on your videos. We watch on big screen :).
@@guenthermichaels5303Sweet!
Great content and a nice fast pace. Thank you
Thank you for the kind words
As all sailing places are closed near me, this is the next best thing.
Thank you for the kind comment. I'm delighted that you are enjoying the content.
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine Thanks. I really want to learn, but I'm stuck in Jakarta.
Outstanding content. Very clear and to the point. well done. thanks.
Wow! Thank you so much Windy Go.
Useful. Informative. Helpful. Good presentation and pacing.
Thank you
Very professional, clear and efficient great stuff! 👍
Thank you very much for the kind comment, I appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed it.
Absolutely amazing! Thank you
You're very welcome!
You're brilliant! My style and pace of learning. I give it 5 🌟 extremely helpful.
Thank you so much for the super kind comment. I’m delighted that it’s working for you. Just putting the finishing touches on the next few: raising the main, lowering the main, reefing the main and flaking the main. Hope you watch them.
Fantastic explanation. So calm.
Thank you so much for the kind comment Vivienne. I'm delighted that you enjoyed the video.
Excellent, very nicely explained, thank you!
Thank you AfricanFlightStar. Happy to help. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Love this...explained in simple terms.
Thanks John, I really appreciate the comment. All the best!
Would like to learn to sail , so , trying to get the best info I can before I get into on the water classes . this is the best video yet . I learned a lot !!
So happy to hear that Howard, I'm delighted. Thank you very much for the kind feedback. Stay tuned there's a lot more coming. Next two are basic knots and steps for raising the mainsail.
I really like your content. This is so helpful to me! Well Done!
Awesome, thank you!
Wow I am writing down all the terminology (4 pages of notes) but cant keep up as Marco runs through the graphics so fast. I had to rewind and rewatch dozens of times which likely helped to learn. Thanks, "Seas the day"
Thanks Maddy, glad you found the video useful. Have you downloaded the show notes from our website? www.carpediemsailing.com/shownotes
Great and informative video THANKS :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great primer!
Thank you. I appreciate the comment.
Very well done! Thank You.
Our pleasure!
Such great content! I learned a lot!Well done. Subscribed
Welcome aboard! Thank you Greta
Well done, many thanks!
You are a legend mate !
That is so awesome of you to say. Thank you. Fair winds!
Thank you, very understandable 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you
Really great! Thank you!
Thanks Todd. I’m very happy you enjoyed it.
Love this video
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏👍😊
good stuff captain
Thank you
Congratulations for excellent video!
Thank you very much!
Great explanation and very easy to follow. Really good reference.
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Love the video. It is VERY helpful. Just one question, is the windward / leeward graphic correct? It seems to me both boats are sailing windward.
Thank you Still Passion! The graphic has nothing to do with sailing simply which boat is physically further upwind in relation to the other. Hope this helps.
Anytime I take a new guest Sailing, I make them watch your "Learn to Sail" series during the drive to the Marina.
Thanks Adam.That's awesome. Is it helpful?
Yes, because I usually make 1st timers pilot the boat "just point it this way". By the time we get to the Marina they have the concept down .
Good job.
Thank you! Cheers!
great video
Thank you Rob 🙏
Hi! Just discovered your playlist from a Facebook group and I’m really excited to go through your content! Compared to many channels it already seems like very quality content... I’m just curious, what happened to the first four episodes?
Thank you so much for the kind and encouraging comment. The concept for my channel was to be line bc a sailing magazine exploring various topics. Ep1 was an intro to the channel and concept.
Ep 2 was on serving an inflatable PFD and Ep 3 was on Collision Regulations.. Being a sailing instructor many of the videos are instructional
ruclips.net/video/FhtQKFC1C-g/видео.html
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Fantastic ....thankyou!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for the kind comment!
Nicely done. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
No problem!
Great- thank you.
You are welcome!
Reminder, standing and running rigging need to be inspected and replaced at the proper intervals, so many boats are out there with rotten lines and standing rigging rusted to break point, (FYI, almost always in behind the treads of the turnbuckle so you won't know if it is bad) replace standing rigging at the right time, BEFORE it is obvious! Or see your mast come down.
Good point. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the informative video. As a non native speaker I find nautical terms particularly difficult to remember and to some extend even unnecessarily complicated. I wonder if these terms will be changed to something simpler for the next generation to easily learn? I mean many are from 18th century Dutch
Glad it was helpful! Given how we've used these terms f0r hundreds of years I dont hold out much hope in the language changing anytime soon.
Thank you. I'd love to sail with you.
❤
I'm watching this to better communicate with my crew in the game Sea of Thieves. =D
Excellent! Glad to help. I'm going to check the game out myself.
Check out the book Sea of Words
www.amazon.ca/Sea-Words-Companion-Complete-Seafaring/dp/0805066152
We don't have to drop anchor when in port?
Not if you’re at a dock. Med moor is anchor out front and stern tied to dock
I can't download Episode 4 file on your website. I am getting "Sorry! That page doesn't seem to exist." when I click the "Download" link.
Thank you for letting us know. It will be fixed ASAP
The link has been fixed
Carpe Diem Sailing Thank you
What model of sailboat is this? Catalina?
I presume you mean in the video? 1989 O'Day 322
Hi! I wonder if i could use some of your definitions of the nautical terms in my sciehtific work (about history of hautical terms)? Thank you!
Absolutely!
@@CarpeDiemSailingMagazine Thank you very much! God bless you for that!
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank You
Awwwwwwsome
Thank you so very much for that very nice comment. Glad you enjoyed it
Sir
What's the difference between cabin , deck and cockpit
You said they are self explanatory but not for me :(
No problem. The cabin is everything down below, the living quarters. The deck is the top of the boat that you walk around on. The front is called the foredeck and around the mast is the mid ships deck. The cockpit is the area where the helm is and where the boat is worked from. Traditionally the cockpit is the open area at the back of the boat but there are also centre cockpit boats. Hope this clears it up for you
Thank you sir !
I have more questions relating to ships =
1) What is a bunk i.e., upper bunk and lower bunk ?
2) What's the meaning of this sentence =
"To protect the ship from rough weather, the captain decided to slow the boat down. To do so, they dropped the storm jib and lashed heavy mooring rope in a loop across the stern."
3) What's the meaning of =
"But still there was a tremendous leak somewhere below the waterline. I found that nearly all the boat's main rib frames were smashed down to the keel."
4) Meaning of =
"To protect the weakened starboard side, I decided to heave-to-with the undamaged port hull facing the oncoming waves using an improvised sea anchor of heavy nylon rope and two 22 litre plastic
barrels of paraffin."
😅 Sorry for disturbing you .
. 5:38 rigging
What’s the model name of your boat
It’s a 1989 O’Day 322
Thx you
9:15] Weather boards.
Thank you
And that's why English is the hardest language in the world and a horrible international language. Luckily, that's my primary language
Why can't they change the names to simple like forward and back right left ...no ya got to have a college degree to learn sailing
Age old question
The subtitles always on the way. Can't not see good what you showing 😮
Thanks Mario.I do not have subtitles activated so it must be on your machine.
Too fast for my brain absorb 🥴
Sorry to hear that. You could try pause and rewind, I sometimes find that helpful
It is fast... just watch it repeatedly, as all the basics are well explained.