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The Winner's Guide to Optimist Sailing
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The Complete Instructional Manual for the International Optimist Dinghy Class

The International Optimist is the largest youth one-design sailing class in the world, with 400,000 boats registered in more than 95 countries. The Winner's Guide to Optimist Sailing is the most comprehensive guide to this popular boat ever written. Its step-by-step format is perfect for young sailors, and special sections offer advice for parents and coaches. Written by champion sailors and sailing coaches Gary Jobson and Jay Kehoe, The Winner's Guide to Optimist Sailing gives you everything you need to know about:

  • • Equipment, lines, and useful knots • Basic sailing tips, including where to sit, how to launch and land, tacking, jibing, and Rules of the Road • Weather awareness • More advanced sailing skills--going faster! • Racing, including starts, upwind tactics, finishes, and dealing with protests • Practicing alone or in groups • Opti events, including tips for parents, plus scholastic and collegiate sailing, and the Olympics

"A comprehensive guide for kids learning to sail and race in Optis."--Sailing World

The Complete Instructional Manual for the International Optimist Dinghy Class

The International Optimist is the largest youth one-design sailing class in the world, with 400,000 boats registered in more than 95 countries. The Winner's Guide to Optimist Sailing is the most comprehensive guide to this popular boat ever written. Its step-by-step format is perfect for young sailors, and special sections offer advice for parents and coaches. Written by champion sailors and sailing coaches Gary Jobson and Jay Kehoe, The Winner's Guide to Optimist Sailing gives you everything you need to know about:

  • • Equipment, lines, and useful knots • Basic sailing tips, including where to sit, how to launch and land, tacking, jibing, and Rules of the Road • Weather awareness • More advanced sailing skills--going faster! • Racing, including starts, upwind tactics, finishes, and dealing with protests • Practicing alone or in groups • Opti events, including tips for parents, plus scholastic and collegiate sailing, and the Olympics

"A comprehensive guide for kids learning to sail and race in Optis."--Sailing World

Über den Autor
Gary Jobson is a world-class sailor, ESPN television commentator, and author. A former sailing coach at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and the U.S. Naval Academy, he is the winner of ten national titles and three America's Cup campaigns. AUTHOR HOMETOWN: Annapolis, MD
Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction by Joni Palmer, Executive Director, U.S. Optimist Dinghy Association

Part I: Welcome to Optimist SailingOptimist FunHow the Optimist Came to BePart II: Getting StartedThe Boat and Equipment

Parts of the Boat



Lines and Equipment

SafetyBoating EtiquetteKnots for OptimistsSquare KnotSquare Knot with KeeperBowlineClove HitchOne-Design KnotTying to a CleatStopper KnotTransporting Your DinghyChecklistCare of Boat and RigPart III: Let's Go SailingHow a Boat Sails

The Points of Sailing



Preparation Before Sailing

RiggingChanges in CourseBasic TipsWhere Do You Sit When Sailing?How Do You Hold the Tiller?How Do You Hold the Mainsheet?How Do You Turn the Boat?LaunchingWindward Shore TipsLeeward Shore TipsFinal PreparationOn the WaterSailing on a ReachTackingRunningJibingUpwindLandingAcceleration, Slowing Down, and StoppingSailing Out of the No-Go ZoneWeather AwarenessReading the WindWaves, Current, and TidesWavesCurrentTidesPart IV: Fine-Tuning Your SkillsGoing Faster

Rigging the Racing Rig



Sail Shape



Tying On Your Sail



Sailing to Windward



Sailing on a Reach



Sailing on a Run



Planing



Things to Avoid Downwind



Tacking



Jibing



Meeting an Obstruction



Capsizing

Basic Rules of the RoadStarboard Tack Has Right-of-WayTacking (or Jibing) Boat Must Stay ClearSame Tack--OverlappedSame Tack--Not OverlappedPowerboats Must Stay Clear of Sailboats

Other Rules and Tips

Part V: RacingCompetition

First Race



Fast Starts



Starting in Light Wind



Determining Where to Start



Port-Tack Start



Dip Start



Barging Start



Starting Line Exits



Upwind Tactics



Approaching the Windward Mark



The Reaching Leg



The Run



Rounding the Leeward Mark



Fast Finishes



Dealing with Protests



Subtle Strategies

Your Health and Fitness for Sailing

Physical Fitness



Eating Right



Sleeping RIght

Part VI: Coaching Opti SailingCoaching Young Sailors

Teaching Format



On-the-Water Coaching Techniques



Instructor's Safety Review



Drills to Improve Boat Handling



Drills to Improve Speed

Practice

Practicing Alone



Practicing in Pairs



Practicing in a Fleet

Part VII: For Parents OnlyOptiMania: A Note for Parents

Tips for Parents: Preparing for Opti Regattas

Part VIII: The Eternal OptimistThe Eternal OptimistClassesHandicap Racing/One-Design OffshoreScholastic SailingCollegiate SailingThe OlympicsThe America's Cup and Match RacingTeam RacingDay SailingCruising

Glossary



Acknowledgments



Index



About the Authors

Details
Empfohlen (bis): 12
Empfohlen (von): 8
Erscheinungsjahr: 2004
Genre: Sport
Produktart: Nachschlagewerke
Rubrik: Hobby & Freizeit
Thema: Wassersport& Segeln
Medium: Taschenbuch
Inhalt: Kartoniert / Broschiert
ISBN-13: 9780071434676
ISBN-10: 0071434674
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Jobson, Gary
Illustrator: Dellenbaugh, Brad
Hersteller: McGraw Hill LLC
Maße: 225 x 178 x 10 mm
Von/Mit: Gary Jobson
Erscheinungsdatum: 09.03.2004
Gewicht: 0,386 kg
Artikel-ID: 102514361
Über den Autor
Gary Jobson is a world-class sailor, ESPN television commentator, and author. A former sailing coach at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and the U.S. Naval Academy, he is the winner of ten national titles and three America's Cup campaigns. AUTHOR HOMETOWN: Annapolis, MD
Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction by Joni Palmer, Executive Director, U.S. Optimist Dinghy Association

Part I: Welcome to Optimist SailingOptimist FunHow the Optimist Came to BePart II: Getting StartedThe Boat and Equipment

Parts of the Boat



Lines and Equipment

SafetyBoating EtiquetteKnots for OptimistsSquare KnotSquare Knot with KeeperBowlineClove HitchOne-Design KnotTying to a CleatStopper KnotTransporting Your DinghyChecklistCare of Boat and RigPart III: Let's Go SailingHow a Boat Sails

The Points of Sailing



Preparation Before Sailing

RiggingChanges in CourseBasic TipsWhere Do You Sit When Sailing?How Do You Hold the Tiller?How Do You Hold the Mainsheet?How Do You Turn the Boat?LaunchingWindward Shore TipsLeeward Shore TipsFinal PreparationOn the WaterSailing on a ReachTackingRunningJibingUpwindLandingAcceleration, Slowing Down, and StoppingSailing Out of the No-Go ZoneWeather AwarenessReading the WindWaves, Current, and TidesWavesCurrentTidesPart IV: Fine-Tuning Your SkillsGoing Faster

Rigging the Racing Rig



Sail Shape



Tying On Your Sail



Sailing to Windward



Sailing on a Reach



Sailing on a Run



Planing



Things to Avoid Downwind



Tacking



Jibing



Meeting an Obstruction



Capsizing

Basic Rules of the RoadStarboard Tack Has Right-of-WayTacking (or Jibing) Boat Must Stay ClearSame Tack--OverlappedSame Tack--Not OverlappedPowerboats Must Stay Clear of Sailboats

Other Rules and Tips

Part V: RacingCompetition

First Race



Fast Starts



Starting in Light Wind



Determining Where to Start



Port-Tack Start



Dip Start



Barging Start



Starting Line Exits



Upwind Tactics



Approaching the Windward Mark



The Reaching Leg



The Run



Rounding the Leeward Mark



Fast Finishes



Dealing with Protests



Subtle Strategies

Your Health and Fitness for Sailing

Physical Fitness



Eating Right



Sleeping RIght

Part VI: Coaching Opti SailingCoaching Young Sailors

Teaching Format



On-the-Water Coaching Techniques



Instructor's Safety Review



Drills to Improve Boat Handling



Drills to Improve Speed

Practice

Practicing Alone



Practicing in Pairs



Practicing in a Fleet

Part VII: For Parents OnlyOptiMania: A Note for Parents

Tips for Parents: Preparing for Opti Regattas

Part VIII: The Eternal OptimistThe Eternal OptimistClassesHandicap Racing/One-Design OffshoreScholastic SailingCollegiate SailingThe OlympicsThe America's Cup and Match RacingTeam RacingDay SailingCruising

Glossary



Acknowledgments



Index



About the Authors

Details
Empfohlen (bis): 12
Empfohlen (von): 8
Erscheinungsjahr: 2004
Genre: Sport
Produktart: Nachschlagewerke
Rubrik: Hobby & Freizeit
Thema: Wassersport& Segeln
Medium: Taschenbuch
Inhalt: Kartoniert / Broschiert
ISBN-13: 9780071434676
ISBN-10: 0071434674
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Jobson, Gary
Illustrator: Dellenbaugh, Brad
Hersteller: McGraw Hill LLC
Maße: 225 x 178 x 10 mm
Von/Mit: Gary Jobson
Erscheinungsdatum: 09.03.2004
Gewicht: 0,386 kg
Artikel-ID: 102514361
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