How to sail double handed: Expert sailor, Pip Hare's, guide to tacking

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[@dougmarder]

Love this series! Put me right back into sailing school at JWorld Annapolis. Can hear my instructor whispering into my ear "feel the flow" as we brought our J80 about.

[@kayneottley4669]

What a great video. i have never seen the jib line used o the windward side for trimming, what a great idea, going to use that for sure

[@robinpatterson8754]

Well done. Very nice to watch Nice feel for what's happening

[@tlgibson97]

I'd love to see a video with tacking techniques when you have an inner forestay.

[@schloemo]

Ready about? Hard to lee!

[@ende421]

"Short handed" is two ppl and the AP? Hu. I'm often sailing single handed w/o AP. Was hoping to get some tips for that tbh.

[@matteframe]

title says "how to sail double handed"

[@mattwoody1089]

Could you please get skip Novak back on this show

[@returner323617]

Some good information and tips. However, guys, the vast majority of us are not sailing performance boats, and the speed of the tack is totally irrelevant. What we want to to sailing relaxed, and not “haul like crazy” on anything. Again, thanks and good guidance, but it just needs to be dialed back a bit for us civilians…