Hope it goes well

Many thanks The videos can be used as a refresher moving forwards to help remember the key points as well. Happy sailing!

Give it a go. Find a sailing centre near you and have a chat.

Great, glad they helped

Many thanks glad they help

You're welcome!

The trick is to do it very slow at first. Break it all down into simple steps and this will help you identify which bit need to practice Tim Sailaboat

Thanks for the comment. Be sure to check out the other videos on our channel

Thanks Jack Be sure to check the others in the channel out Tim Sailaboat

You’re welcome 😊

Peter Johnson hi Peter. On most of these single person videos we used the Laser. This is the most popular boat on the planet with over 220,000 made now. Comes with different sized sails. We used the Radial rig which is a slightly smaller sail but much easier to learn in. They come up secondhand a lot. For a few hundred dollars you can get going. But be careful if old condition as sometimes the mast wears a hole through the mast socket with constant turning. Some people let grit sit there and it wears through. They sell a plastic washer now to reduce this. Paying more gets a better boat so it depends on your budget. Check out your local sailing centre for more and local advice. Hope this helps

Many thanks for the comment and glad you are enjoying the videos. Hope they help you to learn more Tim Sailaboat

Many thanks for the comment and glad you like them. We may get round to making more in time, and could add roll tacking and gybing. Happy sailing.

Thanks Rodrigo. I hope you enjoy the other videos in the series.

mechanizatorius many thanks and enjoy the videos. We have them as short and full length to suit different needs. Happy sailing

Thanks

Glad it helps! Tim Sailaboat

alternative language but if it works for you then great!

If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a boom!

Ah ok. I can see that might work for some

3rdDegMM that’s boring lol

That’s because we are in the UK :) happy sailing

@@sailaboattv ha, you are forgiven because you pretty much owned sailing for centuries, and gave us all those weird sailing terms:p. happy sailing to you..

@@land7776 I am still learning terms all the time after 40 years of sailing!

@@sailaboattv the worst must be hove to. Is there a heaving, hoved or hoving,? I've heard them used. I've heard officially not, only hove, but how can you do the action to hove to, then when you're done youre still hove to?

@@land7776 Confusing isn't it! Lets blame Lord Nelson..... No idea why it has this name but us Limeys call it "heave to" to describe what is about to happen and then when in that position the boat is "hove to"..... well that's what I call it. English language is a bit crazy., Did you know that port and starboard go back to the times when boats were in dock? Port was always the side the the boats came along side and on the left of the vessel and the steering board (starboard) was on the right hand side of the vessel, and the priority rule came from a boat leaving port had the right of way.

Peter Quinn thanks for the English lesson Happy sailing

Except there is! Perfectly good word.

disorientate /dɪsˈɔːrɪɛnteɪt/Submit verbBRITISH past tense: disorientated; past participle: disorientated cause (someone) to lose their sense of direction. "when he emerged into the street he was totally disorientated" synonyms: confused, bewildered, perplexed, nonplussed, at a loss, (all) at sea, in a state of confusion, in a muddle; More make (someone) feel confused. "being near him made her feel weak and disorientated"

Welcome to English, not Americanglish

Next you'll be telling us there's only one 'i' in Aluminium