Tag: All About Sailing
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S.A.I.L. – Navigating Life’s Waters: Lessons From Sailing
Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the Midwestern Women’s Sailing Conference held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at the renowned Milwaukee Community Sailing Center. The conference was a gathering of woman sailing enthusiasts from various backgrounds, and its highlight was the keynote speech delivered by Nikki Barnes, a USA Olympic sailing team member. Nikki’s address…
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The Importance Of The Points Of Sail Explained
Sailing is a sport requiring you to know and understand the wind and sail to sail a sailboat properly. One of the things that every sailor should understand is the point of the sail. Points of sail are essential for any sailor to learn as they help you understand what direction the wind is…
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What Is The Best Senior’s Sail Dinghy?
Sail away in style and comfort! If you’re an older adult looking to experience the thrill of sailing, why not take some time to consider what sailboat or dinghy would suit your needs best? With some research, you’ll be well on your way to many adventures out at sea. For senior adults, the best-sailing dinghies…
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Why Everyone Should Sail – 9 Things Sailing Teaches You
Sailing is a great sport to learn. Not only is it a sport that you can do throughout your life, but it is also a sport that teaches you many important life lessons. Sailing is a great sport everyone should try as there are many life lessons you can learn while sailing. Sailing teaches you…
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When To Sail With Main Sail, Jib, Or Both?
On most sailboats, there are two sails: the main sail and the jib sail. Knowing when and how to use both of the sails is essential. Sometimes you want to sail with just the mainsail, especially when going in and out of a harbor area or docking the boat. You are not recommended to sail…
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What Does “Wind Behind Someone’s Sails” Mean?
There is a term or expression that many people use called the “wind behind someone’s sail,” or they have “the wind behind their sail.” The “wind behind someone’s sail “refers to moving forward with the wind when sailing if the wind is behind you or you are sailing on the run point of sail. On…
