Tag: sailboat racing
Living with Uncertainty: A Sailing Analogy
If life is a sailboat race, what’s the best analogy for the Coronavirus? Read More …
It Takes a Fleet: Pre-Race Discussions
One design sailing includes far too many variables to remember, which is why I rely on my competitor-friends for help. Read More …
Remembering Sandra: Where Boats Met Brownies
Sandra Tartaglino died doing what she loved best—with too many races left unsailed. Read More …
Sailing Clinics: Never Too Old to Learn
When it comes to sailing clinics, there are so many different ways to learn. Read More …
Denial: A Sailing Allegory
Denial is often our first reaction, but not always the best one. Read More …
Supplementing Success
How proper hydration helped us win a regatta. Read More …
Transitions without Thought
Change is the only constant, in life as well as in sailboat racing. Read More …
Crewing Lessons: Those Unsung Chameleons
A good crew is usually a bit of a chameleon—as well as strong, smart, and positive. Read More …
Casual Sailboat Racing: Saved by a Sneaker
A casual regatta can be even more fun than the carefully organized ones. Read More …
Racing with the Next Generation
This post also appears on the boats.com site as a guest blog. Read More …
