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Thank you very much for a very instructive video, which I will definitely use in the future. The angle of video perfect so that the observer can see all the details. Would like more videos Good wind to you Tusind tak for en meget instruktiv video, som jeg helt klart vil anvende fremadrettet. Vinklen med video perfekt, så iagttageren kan se alle detaljer. Gerne flere videoer🙂 God vind til dig⚓⛵
@@FrankSinatraDK mange tak for at du kiggede med. Dejligt at du kan bruge den som tilsigtet 🙏🏼 god vind til dig og videoer kommer der flere af på sigt.
@@martinrasmussenHave seen several videos here on TH-cam, but not with such good and controlled technique. Would you like to think about a longship with jump technique? Thank you once again Har set adskillige videoer her på TH-cam, men ikke med så god og kontrolleret teknik. Du må gerne tænke over en langskibs med spring teknik? Tak endnu en gang👍
@martinrasmussen I thoroughly enjoy solo sailing... and having friends and family on-board. But solo sailing tends to be more relaxing. There is no worry about others.
Great video. Coming from America to the EU, these post/piling moorings are bit common. I may use this exact technique, but with the eyes normally used for my jib sheets, and then from there to the winches like you have. I also like the idea of mounting midship cleats on the rails...
great video... it gives me inspiration. I'm about to take our boat out for its maiden voyage this weekend after 2 years of work and my biggest fear is the fore and aft mooring we are on and getting in and out. Close proximity to other boats and inexperienced crew (and me).
Yes, normally, I do as described and rearrange one stern line at the time from the current setup to the stern clamps when secured at the dock. I never cross the stern lines, though 😊
I'm still trying to work out what this video is supposed to be demonstrating. You can't moor a boat bow to in this marina, you'd never be able to get off the boat.
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Great detailed video. Please make one when you have a lot of crosswind on the same stern in approach witout any boats to push against.
Thanks for watching. Maybe a video on that in the future, when times allow it👌🏻
Who wants real life situations? Who's sailing with wind?? 😊
Schitterend opgenomen! Prachtig die rust. Het nut ontgaat me volledig. Wellicht is het met een Bavaria allemaal wat makkelijker. Mooi gedaan!👍
Bavaria is an awesome boat ⛵️
Thank you very much for a very instructive video, which I will definitely use in the future. The angle of video perfect so that the observer can see all the details. Would like more videos Good wind to you
Tusind tak for en meget instruktiv video, som jeg helt klart vil anvende fremadrettet. Vinklen med video perfekt, så iagttageren kan se alle detaljer. Gerne flere videoer🙂 God vind til dig⚓⛵
@@FrankSinatraDK mange tak for at du kiggede med. Dejligt at du kan bruge den som tilsigtet 🙏🏼 god vind til dig og videoer kommer der flere af på sigt.
@@martinrasmussenHave seen several videos here on TH-cam, but not with such good and controlled technique. Would you like to think about a longship with jump technique? Thank you once again
Har set adskillige videoer her på TH-cam, men ikke med så god og kontrolleret teknik. Du må gerne tænke over en langskibs med spring teknik? Tak endnu en gang👍
@@FrankSinatraDK den er også planlagt at lave 👌🏻 havde faktisk lavet den men var ikke tilfreds med måden den var filmet på.
@@martinrasmussen I will look forward to that🙂 Det vil jeg se frem til🙂
Excellent video. Calm and controlled throughout. Greetings from Anglesey, Wales!
Thank you, Sir 🙏🏻
Zero wind, easy. Try it in 20 kts crosswind, 2 kt current, and intercoastal boat wake like I do in South Florida. That takes skill.
@@chemopia feel free to share your video on that so we can benefit from your skills. Always great to get inspiration from experienced sailors
Bravo Zulu.
I'll be bookmarking this; I hope to be that smooth one day!
Thanks matt, just practice. It's not that difficult in low wind conditions. I'm no expert 😊
Nicely done. If I want to go sailing, most of the time it is solo. So like you, docking maneuvers have to be done solo. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching. Solo sailing is also fantastic, especially when you don’t have to worry to much about docking 🙌🏼
@martinrasmussen I thoroughly enjoy solo sailing... and having friends and family on-board. But solo sailing tends to be more relaxing. There is no worry about others.
@@sailingin-tuitionwithchuck agree, also nice with friends and family
Excellent technique, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Great video. Coming from America to the EU, these post/piling moorings are bit common. I may use this exact technique, but with the eyes normally used for my jib sheets, and then from there to the winches like you have. I also like the idea of mounting midship cleats on the rails...
Thanks for watching and supporting 🙏🏻
Very helpful, thanks for sharing Martin!
Thanks for spending time watching Tony. I hope you get time on the water ⛵️
@@martinrasmussen my boat has been laid up for a while for a rig overhaul. I hope to be back on the water soon.
That's really helpful! Thank you!
Thanks for watching 👌🏻
great video... it gives me inspiration. I'm about to take our boat out for its maiden voyage this weekend after 2 years of work and my biggest fear is the fore and aft mooring we are on and getting in and out. Close proximity to other boats and inexperienced crew (and me).
Wishes you the best of luck and happy sailing. Just practice over and over again and take it easy and stick to the plan. Thanks for watching ⛵️😊
Keep on making episodes, Martin 👍
Will do Carsten whenever times allow me 👌🏻
I use the same technique to back in.
That makes sense, interesting 👌🏻
Did you ever get inside entirely? How did you secure the stern lines? Thise need to be crossed…
Yes, normally, I do as described and rearrange one stern line at the time from the current setup to the stern clamps when secured at the dock. I never cross the stern lines, though 😊
Great video, very well done…..but where I live it’s usually 20-25k when we get back in…..would kinda love this scenario!!😂😂😂
Thanks 😊 that kind of wind speed is always a challenge when docking 😅
You right without wind it’s a breeze.
@@joebloggs2862 and docking is mutch easier ⛵️👌🏻
What do you do at 7Bft. from the side? 😂
@@knuteisbar8623 hurry
I'm still trying to work out what this video is supposed to be demonstrating. You can't moor a boat bow to in this marina, you'd never be able to get off the boat.
@arkadybron1994 Hi, I have tried to describe it in the video. You can easily dock the whole way in as described :) I use it often
Huh?
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