I just watched this and around 8-10 more on the same subject. Though this one leaves me wanting to know a lot more about sailing into the wind, it is by far the best out of the videos I found on sailing. The others didn't teach much at all, they just showed some one sailing and saying (not explaining) what they were doing. Explaining is what is crucial for learning quickly.
Going on a sailing cource today (this will help sooo much) as a younger person it is differcult to get all the points and fully undrstand, ive been sailing for 2 years and this will really help me to get much better at sailing
@@sailaboattv instantly fell in love with the sport! I have had the CL code 40 boat for 1 year now and can not wait to get out this season, i live in Canada and am planning a trip from Hamilton Ontario, to Toronto Ontario as a fun day trip. Would love to see some more, updated videos of yours.
Mussawar Ahmad that’s great to hear. Hope you manage to get out sailing soon . In the UK we are all locked out of sailing for the time being. There is a book to accompany the videos. Just search learn to sail by Tim Hore on Amazon and you should find it
Nicely done. I learned a few things. I have pretty good Rs Quest dinghy sailing experience and J24 and this video is pretty useful Thanks for making it
Great videos thanks! Out of interest, what difference will the centreboard make having it 3/4 up on a training run vs down? During training years ago I always forgot this rule and the centreboard stayed down the entire trip. Cheers
Thanks Ted. It depends on how fast you are going. When on a training run there is less sideways pressure as the force of the sail goes more to the front. This means less centreboard is needed. This means less drag. The boat will sail better with the centreboard raised when on a run. Hope that helps!
I bought a sunfish for $400 years ago and learned it with no help. I still don't understand all the sailing lingo. I'm that dude that says left and right, or forward or sideways. I call my lines the "sail lifting line" and the "sail pulling line." But, I'm picking up some good knowledge from this video. Any tips to help me sail better and faster are appreciated. And to be honest, I don't want to learn proper sailing terminology; I think it makes some of these people sound like pretentious assholes. I'll stick with being the "cousin Eddie" of sailors. Have fun fellow wind catching water vehicle dudes!
Glad we are helping. There are no rules that say you have to learn the lingo. Just get out there and have fun. We have to use the lingo to be on standard. Good luck Cousin Eddie! Sunfish is a good boat to play in
10:43 - Whats going on there? In either shot the Jib is backed? Not a good thing to show in a training video without mentioning it. People learning are just feeling their way. That image is wrong and should be held up as such. Other than that Good stuff. Luv and Peace.
Thanks for your comment. You are mistaken the Jib is not backed here. The sunlight on the sail may make you think this but it most definitely was not backed at that point
Thank you for all your helpful comments on why not say this or that. The videos are aimed at newbies who get confused. We went for a language that they could understand. You clearly are more experienced where different terms could be used. Thanks for watching
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I just watched this and around 8-10 more on the same subject. Though this one leaves me wanting to know a lot more about sailing into the wind, it is by far the best out of the videos I found on sailing. The others didn't teach much at all, they just showed some one sailing and saying (not explaining) what they were doing. Explaining is what is crucial for learning quickly.
Thanks for the comment. Please go search the rest of our channel for more information
Happy sailing
Tim
A lot of information and it’s all pure gold.
Much respect and admiration to the wonderful sailors in this video!
Thank you
Thanks very much for the comment and we are glad these help. Be sure to check the others on the channel
Tim
Sailaboat
Going on a sailing cource today (this will help sooo much) as a younger person it is differcult to get all the points and fully undrstand, ive been sailing for 2 years and this will really help me to get much better at sailing
I bought a sailing dinghy and learned how to rig and sail from these videos, thank you.
Mussawar Ahmad that’s great. Thanks for telling us. Welcome to our sport and I hope you continue to sail
@@sailaboattv instantly fell in love with the sport! I have had the CL code 40 boat for 1 year now and can not wait to get out this season, i live in Canada and am planning a trip from Hamilton Ontario, to Toronto Ontario as a fun day trip. Would love to see some more, updated videos of yours.
Mussawar Ahmad that’s great to hear. Hope you manage to get out sailing soon . In the UK we are all locked out of sailing for the time being. There is a book to accompany the videos. Just search learn to sail by Tim Hore on Amazon and you should find it
@@sailaboattv will definitely have to grab the book, thanks! Here in Ontario, Canada boat launches are now open! hope you guys get to get out soon.
Excellent, helpful video - thanks! Just starting out learning...
Glad you like it. Be sure to check the other videos on the channel as we cover all the steps to get going
This video really helps to put the principles of sailing together. Please keep producing these training videos.
Thanks Steve
Fantastic quality video, thanks!
Many thanks
Be sure to check out the others
Very nice video and easily understable thank you so much
Many thanks. Be sure to check out the others
Nicely done.
I learned a few things.
I have pretty good Rs Quest dinghy sailing experience and J24 and this video is pretty useful
Thanks for making it
one of the best videos
Thanks. Be sure to check out the others on our channel
Excellent Explanation of all basics. Good for beginners and also useful to improve sailing for others.
Many thanks for the comment. Happy sailing :)
Very good, guys, thanks for the work you've done.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this video. It is a fantastic!
Very useful and well explained
Sharath Siravuru many thanks, happy you find the videos useful
Clear and informative. Great video!
Great videos thanks! Out of interest, what difference will the centreboard make having it 3/4 up on a training run vs down? During training years ago I always forgot this rule and the centreboard stayed down the entire trip. Cheers
Thanks Ted. It depends on how fast you are going. When on a training run there is less sideways pressure as the force of the sail goes more to the front. This means less centreboard is needed.
This means less drag. The boat will sail better with the centreboard raised when on a run. Hope that helps!
@@sailaboattv OK thanks for that! I wondered if less drag may of been the case. And hi from NZ! Cheers
Clear and informative. Thank you.
Thanks
Спасибо) 😊
What is the boat at 0:35 called?
The boat at this point is a standard Laser.
Are helmets used ever?
You can use canoe type helmets. Most people don’t but some do. Nothing wrong with extra safety
Ok ,thanks for this awesome series.
BRILLIANT !
Many thanks for your comment and we are glad you enjoy the videos. Happy sailing.
Nice vid
How am I going to rember all that
Keep practicing and work on one bit a time!
Perfect!
best video!
Many thanks
I bought a sunfish for $400 years ago and learned it with no help. I still don't understand all the sailing lingo. I'm that dude that says left and right, or forward or sideways. I call my lines the "sail lifting line" and the "sail pulling line." But, I'm picking up some good knowledge from this video. Any tips to help me sail better and faster are appreciated. And to be honest, I don't want to learn proper sailing terminology; I think it makes some of these people sound like pretentious assholes. I'll stick with being the "cousin Eddie" of sailors. Have fun fellow wind catching water vehicle dudes!
Glad we are helping. There are no rules that say you have to learn the lingo. Just get out there and have fun. We have to use the lingo to be on standard. Good luck Cousin Eddie! Sunfish is a good boat to play in
Thumbs up cousin Eddie!!
10:43 - Whats going on there? In either shot the Jib is backed?
Not a good thing to show in a training video without mentioning it.
People learning are just feeling their way. That image is wrong and should be held up as such.
Other than that Good stuff.
Luv and Peace.
Thanks for your comment. You are mistaken the Jib is not backed here. The sunlight on the sail may make you think this but it most definitely was not backed at that point
@@sailaboattv You're right.
The sun was shadowing the sail.
My bad.
I was going to buy a gym membership instead I´m buying a sailboat much better ab workout.
It can be! And it’s a great exercise on windy days
I need in tamil
The sails flapping,
Shouldn’t you say luffing?
Thank you for all your helpful comments on why not say this or that. The videos are aimed at newbies who get confused. We went for a language that they could understand. You clearly are more experienced where different terms could be used.
Thanks for watching
@@sailaboattv that’s true. The new lot will take a bit to figure it out.
The word is disoriented. Disorientated does not exist.It is totally incorrect.
Of course the word disorientated exists!
I think this video is the awesomest video ever.
They're Limeys. They talk funny. Get used to it.
Clear and informative. Great video!
Many thanks, glad you like them. Be sure to check out the others on the channel