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Docking a Boat Secrets - Ten Tips to Storm Proof Your Sailboat
Would your small cruising or racing sailboat be able to weather a gale, storm, or hurricane in her slip, at a mooring, or at anchor? Will you have peace-of-mind the next time Mother Nature decides to unleash her fury in your area? Follow this handy ten-step checklist to make sure you do! . . .
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Five Sailing Wind Secrets for Speed and Power!
Did you know that sailing wind thermals can form over water to help cruising sailboats make faster passages? Or that winds blowing on or offshore can form swirling, high octane eddies? Use these five secrets to give you faster, safer coastal sailing passages... . . .
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Five Marine Flare Steps Every Sailing Skipper Needs to Know!
November 7, 2011 ~ Are you sure you know how to use each type of marine flare aboard your small cruising boat? Do you know the five steps to fire a flare gun, flare launcher, flare smoke, or flare parachute? Read on to learn how to use distress flares when lives hang in the balance! . . .
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Three Sailing Knots Tips for Sailing Safety!
Use the wrong knot when you go sailing and it could slip or untie itself. That could turn your sailing experience into a nightmare instead of a joy. These three super efficient, little-known sailing knot secrets are just what you need for sailing safety! . . .
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Learn to Sail Like a Pro - Sail to an Upwind Destination Fast!
It's near sunset and your destination lies 4 miles ahead to the north with the wind out of the northwest. Looks like a long hard beat to make the anchorage. But will you make it before sunset? These three steps will show you how to sail a boat better and faster to windward than ever before! . . .
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Sailing Skipper's Seasickness Prevention and Treatment Guide
No other illness seems to cause so much misery as fast as seasickness. Even in the high tech world of today, it remains one of the most mysterious maladies on earth. But one circumnavigator has found methods that work almost to perfection! Could this be the end to a problem that has plagued sailors for centuries? . . .
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