Acest videoclip vă va arăta cum să virați o barcă cu pânze. virajul este termenul folosit pentru a descrie procesul de întoarcere a bărcii în fața vântului. O serie de viraje se numește „Beating” și acest lucru vă permite să navigați spre o destinație în sensul vântului. Vă arătăm pașii unul câte unul într-o manieră clară și concisă. Virajul este una dintre principalele manevre pentru a învăța să navighezi cu barca. Celălalt se numește gybing și face obiectul unui alt videoclip de pe acest canal. Urmărește-o pe ambele și învață pașii cum să întorci barca în orice direcție
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Cum să navighezi – Cum să virezi (întoarceți) o barcă cu pânze pentru două persoane
Very well done instruction. Thanks mates. Also, the review at the end is a great idea and good teaching.
Damned good lesson. On a dinghy 1 course today, Aug 4th, I had trouble with the tiller extension today, too long and too many bends!! Maddening. Your vid will help a lot.
Sailing is absolutely love
I have a Chinese friend called Lee Ho
Damn this is pretty much a trigonometry application
IM SO BAD AT TACKING I find it so hard to switch hands and am I too heavy please leave tips!!!!
absolutely great video
Probably the most comprehensive video on tacking I have seen. Good job!
Very good break down. Thank you.
What boat is that? Perfect for me.
Im a poor af college student with no hope of ever owning something as expensive as this… why tf am i so interested in learning this.
I wanna become Hornblower!
Thanks for this. I had a hellish lesson last week trying tacking for the first time in 15 knot winds. I think I did all the "don'ts" in your video. I've rewatched this video multiple times in preparation for tomorrow's lesson.
Great video 👍
I’m going from an optimist to a 420 and will be crew, for the job all you have to is uncleat the jib line? Overall very nice video
Excellent demo!
Very good. I am getting back into dinghy sailing and will watch more of your videos!
Beating is the term; a series of tasks to go upwind. Thx for your video 😉
I can't get over how good this tutorial is. Thank you @sailaboattv for taking the time to make and share this. I learned more about the concepts of sailing from 2 of your videos than I did in a weekend long windsurfing coarse with a less lucid instructor. THANK YOU!
Sail and Boat have separate pivot points
Thank you very much..Got my basics cleared
Very useful video. The only thing that is a minus is the use of the high metal arch in the middle of the boat, which the skipper was using during tacking for balance. This is not something you'll find in a normal sailing dinghy.
Weeee. let’s go!
Similarly to the Gybe, should the crew confirm they are ready before a tack?
(Also you're at Portland! I sail there :D)
what a well made explanation
Years ago I had some fun sailing single handedly on a 18' keel boat, and the it's quite a challenge to tack. I had to use the winch to pull in the jib because I wasn't strong enough to do it with my arms and I can't reach the winch myself. So I had to squeeze the tiller extension with my hamstrings after I turned, kneeling down and reach the jib sheet winch and hope it doesn't go too much off course as I pull the sheet. Another way to do it was to turn higher into irons and pull the jib sheet without the winch. Either way it's a challenge.
Great stuff. Very helpful.
As an instructor, this is the best video on tacking a 2 person boat I have ever seen. Focused, not too long, yet complete in every way. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this AMAZING tutorial ! You just earned a new subscriber 🙂
I randomly took a beginner's sailing class several years ago at the local state park and it was so much fun. I was out of my element (water, cold, at the whims of other students 😂) and I think everyone had a great time. That said, I've quickly forgotten every tiny thing about this, and all, maneuvers. I was pondering on the theory of birds (yes, birds!) possibly tacking to travel through headwinds and decided to relearn tacking! This video was AMAZING. I watched the whole thing in delight. I'm pretty sure I would forget the back foot first rule; I remember ducking under the boom and spinning in circles. Also, finding a landmark behind you is smart and I know I never did that.
Thank you so much from italy!
now what i can't understand is why u guys say 45 degrees from the wind, since some boats gan go sharper to the wind then others. but overall its a good lesson and i learned new things. so thanks!
This is really what I needed. I was assigned to skipper when I never did it before and I would ne panicking if it wasn't for you. You're a real one man 👑
Do racers release the main sheet when tacking?