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James Dilworth
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2006
Swim Bay to Breakers
Swim Bay to Breakers…. 2hrs in a strong ebb. More at jamesdilworth.com/swim-pilot/
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Quadageddon - Coastal Rowing 4x+
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The weather could not have been better for a series of friendly races between SERC & Dolphin Club in our new coastal quad rowing boats. May 4, 2024 in San Francisco, CA. Come row with us at www.dolphinclub.org/ 0:00 Quadageddon 0:20 Mens Senior Race 1:35 Womens Senior Race 2:38 Mens Intermediate 3:11 Womens Intermediate 4:50 Mens Junior 6:27 Womens Junior
Row to Skipping Stones Beach
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A springtime row to Angel Island with the Dolphin Club’s Spirit Whitehalls
The worst days are the best days… on a surfski
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A cold front kicks up a strong breeze as it passes San Francisco. Out on a surfski underneath the Golden Gate Bridge. Great fun. Epic V8 Moderate Ebb (2kts) Wind 25kts
Prone Paddleboards at the Dolphin Club
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Prone paddleboards are great fun and a great workout! The club now has two new paddleboards for members to enjoy.
Friday Morning Row in the Quad
มุมมอง 137ปีที่แล้ว
Blustery Friday morning row in the Quad with a new crew at the Dolphin Club in San Francisco
A grueling Round-trip Alcatraz
มุมมอง 73ปีที่แล้ว
Late-July RTA. 2.7kt flood to 1.8kt ebb. Slack at noon forced us to start as the winds were already building. It was a hard slog to round the island, and no easier for the return leg.
Help the Dolphin Club Fund a Coastal Quad (and bring team rowing back to SF Bay)
มุมมอง 210ปีที่แล้ว
The Dolphin & South End Clubs have a rich history of rowing and racing four seat rowing boats. We're working to reintroduce this type of team rowing into our rowing programs, but we're going to need a bigger boat. We need to raise another $10k towards a new coastal quad. The new boat will be more beginner friendly than our current quad, and will open the door to creating a rowing circuit amongs...
Surfski under the Golden Gate Bridge
มุมมอง 234ปีที่แล้ว
A fun Tuesday evening paddle out of the Dolphin Club in San Francisco.
Watched by Fish: Snapshots from an Underwater Imposter
มุมมอง 48ปีที่แล้ว
A snapshot of some of the interactions I've had with fish and other marine animals while freediving. Many of them are unexpected, but some I’m lucky enough to capture with the GoPro. On location in the Channel Islands of California, Sea of Cortez, Bonaire, Tuamotos, Australia and New Zealand.
Swim: Marin Headlands from Black Sands Beach
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I piloted Nenad and friends along the wild Marin coastline just beyond the Golden Gate Bridge. Stunningly beautiful on a fall morning.
Sunset Surfski on San Francisco Bay
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The Dolphin Club in San Francisco has surfskis for members to use. They’re fast, fun, and a great workout. This is some footage from one of our evening outings.
Angel Island Row, Camp ‘n Swim
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With the Dolphin Club, we rowed over to Angel Island and helped Steve, Kaitlin and Cyrus with an Angel Island Circumnavigation
Awesome video my friend , always enjoy your wonderful videos , thank you for sharing and thumps up , have an amazing day ❤❤❤❤❤😊
"Promo SM"
Easily the wildest water I've ever raced in. Thank you, James, for the great video!
What model Epic is that? I'm a long- time kayaker in the bay area and thinking of trying a ski.
I'm in a v8. My buddy is in a rotomolded v7. Both are great skis for the Bay
Love these boards, thanks for a great video James!
You guys should sit back a little further. You might go even faster. From my angle the bow is definitely digging in.
loved my Cal20! great boats
Nice bumps under the bridge.
Ooo this popped up! I surfski out around China Camp and Tomales Bay - super cool seeing other ski's out and about.
Koooooooks
I love this video! It's simply fantastic and does an amazing job of showcasing our past while giving us a glimpse into the future of rowing on the SF bay. I'm truly excited about the new coastal quad and can't wait to support this fantastic initiative!
Wing and wing.
And yes , it would be advisable to move some crew weight aft.
Wing and wing with a Cal 20 is a blast. Excellent little boat. Cruised one for an entire month on Lake Michigan. Raced it too , loved everything about it.
Did I hear a "stay out of the way" from the windward boat?
what fun !! @Sailingandscuba
Surfing down those waves! Heaps of fun.
Nice Job---Little more weight shifted aft would help surf....I enjoyed the ride...Thanks
I love the wind sounds.
Great boat one of the first sailboats I was on owned by a friend of my dad's
What a horrible little sailboat
Nasty comment
Apparently you know very little about sailboats. The Cal 20 does not have traditional graceful lines - but in terms of function it is an excellent design. Durable , fast , forgiving, and really likes to be pushed hard. Remarkably seaworthy as well. When getting caught out in heavy weather I felt as secure on my Cal 20 as I did on boats of twice the displacement.
Looks like fun
Fantastic video James!
Is that your row boat? What’s the design? I just picked up a Penobscot 14 with sail rig and am enjoying it a lot. Wanna have a picnic on red rock?
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Where is that? Looks like fun.
Wicked! Hope I'll be able to glide downwind like this in my Cal 2-30!
New to the wholesaling thing but I have a question Is the bow supposed to be that low a couple times it looked dangerously low Is that a ballast thing or is that the way this thing was designed cuz you just wait for it to nose into a wave and cause problems Please someone educate me
Great question! Short answer is yes, the bow is supposed to be that low in that situation, or at least it's not terrible. But also yes they could take some water over the bow, but also the worst that will generally cause is getting you wet in this situation. Longer answer, small sailboats like the Cal don't really have ballast in the traditional sense of a tank or shiftable weight that can go fore or aft etc. The Cals (and most sailboats) have a weighted keel that weighs like 500+ pounds, in the case of a Cal 20, like 1000 pounds probably. The effect of this is that they actually have a lot of inertia and weight low down, so even if they nose deep into the water, it's nearly impossible to tip them forward like you see in some racing boats or little dinghys without a weighted keel. So the boat isn't in any mortal danger (although you definitely would want lifelines and life jackets, which it looks like they have). As to WHY the bow is so low, it's sailing directly downwind, with the sails set "wing on wing," meaning each the sails are spread to either side like a bird spreading its wings, catching the wind from almost directly behind. Notice the mainsail is actually wide out to the left and the headsail is out to the right. Because the mast is stepped forward and the sails are out wide, the wind pushing those sails exerts both a forward and rotational force. Best bet in this case would be to get everyone aft and try to counter the force, keep the bow up. But assuming everything else is squared away, worst case you stuff the bow, get a bit wet, lose a lot of speed, and look a bit foolish. Generally speaking, sailboats are pretty tough and pretty forgiving, unless you're into super high performance racing boats and stuff.
Agreed both and my knowledge is less than the initial answer but I was thinking as viewing that overall bodies could be further back. Even if not as dramatic (as in a pure racer) a nose dive probably wouldn’t be fun
@@dimitrikemitsky Great answer. I have a Cal 14 which is an Australian only version designed by Hood. It looks identical to this and has about 160 kg of lead ballast.
@@dimitrikemitsky Good explanation. The wind is trying to tip the boat down in front because of the high load at the top of the sails. But, no problem in a Cal20. Just scoot everyone aft to get the chin up, and that boat will go like a rocket. I almost bought one years ago. But got a Chrysler 20 instead for more room in the cabin and ahuge cockpit. Al ot heavier and not as fast, but very sturdy boat.
I love wind noise.
lol bro its a sail boat what do u expect wind makes the fucken thing go idiot
随分前に、日本ではオートバイで有名な「ヤマハ」がプロダクション契約を取って、「ヤマハ20」として販売してましたね。ヤマハは最後、MUM30のライセンスも取得するのですが、その後日本の景気後退により、セーリング事業から撤退してしまいました。まあ、ちょっと反発していた自分もいますけどね、なんでヤマハ？ってな感じで。ほぼ、無意味な反発ですけど。
Yamaha a aussi construit des voiliers conçu par l'architecte nautique français Jean-Marie Finot... le Yamaha 27
Maybe 6 o clock wind
Had a 1968 Cal 20 awesome boat was destroyed during super storm sandy sailed it out of Raritan Yacht club Perth Amboy NJ great memories
This looks like the Mavericks of cold water swimming. Look like fun
Is that Ted’s old boat ?
Now that's amazing. Much love from Stockton California
Cool, I have friends who would swim every morning of the year, but I didn’t know they had boats. Also the trimaran at 1:32 is my friend Rafi!
Yeah. There are so many people surfing and it's so crowded everywhere, there are so few places left to surf waves with less crowds. This place gets super crowded nowadays anyway, but please don't blow it up on the internet like this. That's why you're getting downvotes and comments. All you have to do is change the title and trim the end Really not cool to give not only the name of the break, but specific locations. Please be cool, you got to surf there, don't blow it up for everyone else. Thanks
Fair enough. Changed the title. This is a well known spot, but I can appreciate not wanting it to be more well known. We'll keep quiet on some of the other ones.
No need to show this spot on the internet
Cal 20s are awesome boats. Used to sail one out of Morro Bay.
Jurassic Park is beautiful
My grandpa is the one in the yellow shirt. It so fun to face
They do in the wire box type we use in the Gulf of Mexico! I have both seen them and pulled up a few.
Thank you for sharing Good catamaran
My ideal holiday :D I'd love to listen to that some more, only thing that'd scare me though is if there was thunder n lightening :/
now I know what my Cal 20 looks like when going fast down wind.
Great stuff Is that a homebuilt wharram inspired tri-hull? Regards Thomas from Denmark
Well, I bought my HH, and while waiting to receive it, I began to wonder how it would hold up in the rain...now I know!
You'll certainly have a clean helmet now lol :)