“God, I understand why some animals eat their young.” I have had so many coworkers who sound like this…

Lots of good info here! Thanks fellas!!

Thanks!

What class boats are they?

It took nine years to get one comment, just thought I’d point that out.

Thanks guys, very informative..

That's awesome 👏

Excellent jibing on a sunny day on the Solent.

Would be cool if there was a baton tension for wind speed guideline.

This is pathetic

Where is the link to the simulator? Good stuff. Fast rags come in blue bags. 😎

Awesome and helpful discussion. Thanks

51:33 Tactics

Sailing Drive By's. Awesome. You fuccking racists.

15:55 I disagree. Low score over the series really isn't that hard to understand. Everyone understands golf scoring. Imagine a poker tournament that ends with a single hand sudden death knockout. In a lot of wind conditions that's what a sudden death race is like

This deserves more views

I just watched this video a couple times. Interesting tactics by both of the sailors.

We need a lot more of this. Also, Coed racing!

Kevin was one of a kind a great human and a great sailor missed by all.

Great Talk very inspiring!

Your video sucks.

Great video and great story. We also have another story of sailing with disabilities with Sailability in Hong Kong - You can see our video here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZ6ZZMuex9G9n3U.html

this guy is pretty.. good

Please turn on your comments.

Why are your comments turned off?

Just came over from the LGBTQ+ in sailing panel. So glad we are having these discussions about inclusivity and the future of sailing! The wind and waves don’t discriminate and neither should we! Our sport depends on the acceptance and involvement of all people that want to be sailors.

This is a great thing for sailing to be focused on! Thank you for doing this. The future of our sport (and society) depends on it. Now over to the panel on minorities and people of color in sailing!

Good video

We love watching guys!

what is this music in video?

4:20? Interesting math!

Excellent! Thank you.

Fun interview, may Kevin RIP.

Can’t stop watching .

love it

You must expect great things of yourself before you can do them

Very Fascinating

"...there's such diversity in this sport...we didn't grow up privileged...we inherited a business...we sailed on our 30-footer every Friday...and the opportunities kept coming" Knowing the homogenous audience, perhaps his narrative is intended to relate. "Getting color into the sport," was a particularly humorous touch about, maybe paint?

I was glad to watch this panel. We recently joined the sailing community at large. For years I had an interest in sailing but didn’t feel that as a gay man I would be/could be included. Even now, as we begin our journey of sailing around the east coast of the USA and eventually the world, we as a couple, feel a deep level of anxiety about the acceptance we will find here and abroad. Having positive, non tokenist, representation is integral to moving society forward to be more accepting and in celebrating each other’s differences rather than shunning it. If US Sailing is serious about diversity, which I think any modern organization should be diverse, they should certainly partner with lgbtq+ organizations who know how to make safe spaces for lgbtq+ youth and take it a step further by fostering inclusion events for lgbtq+ youth and people of color otherwise we perpetuate the idea that sailing as a sport and as a lifestyle is only for straight old white guys. Also, defamations based on race, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation cannot be tolerated under any circumstances and the penalties should be steep. Inclusion isn’t something you say, it’s something you do. Practice the ideals you espouse even when it’s hard. Thanks again for starting the conversation.

Thank you guys so much for sharing your stories. This Discussion will help many for years to come!

I'm probably the New England high school coach John mentioned. Do I have stories to tell about being openly gay since the mid-80s, doing 2 full-time Olympic campaigns in the 90s, and the bull I endured. Good for John he got an article posted in Outsport Magazine. I approached Out Magazine in 1995, and they didn't think my story was sexy enough to pursue.

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I love these 3 amazing sailors!!!

That first sprint exercise is a popular drill in tennis from baseline to net to midcort and back. Scooping up a tennis ball allows you to get lower to the ground. Good workout! 👍

Go dad & Paul ❤️!!!

How do I get my grandchildren involved in the Baltimore area? Is there an age limit?

How about racial quotas?

This is such a wonderful presentation and enjoyable. As a professional mariner, this is extremely helpful to know about the recreational industry and education. Lots of inspiration to bring inclusion and diversity to my programs. Thank you.. More like this.

A powerhouse of a panel discussing a direction I have wanted the sport of sailing to go for a long time. I am inspired by you all and may finally join US Sailing specifically because of this panel discussion.

love ya Sally