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The perfect kite

In this new column, Jordan Spencer discusses techniques and concepts specific to dinghy sailing. In this issue he looks at spinnaker trim for off-the-beach boats.

Light wind sailing

Michael Blackburn offers advice on sailing in very light airs.

Facts on sailmaking fibres

When your sails are baggier than your favourite tracksuit pants and have more patches than a boy scout's jersey, it's time to start thinking about replacements says Guy Wadilove.

Man overboard

While preparing for the Australian and British Three Peaks races, Team Whistler practiced man overboard drills. Jory Linscott tells how he "took one for the team".

Sailing recovery

Good recovery strategies aid peak performance.

Sailing fitness for when you pass 50...

We have more time to get fit as we get older, but Andrew Verdon warns that balance is the key.

Getting an IRC Certificate

If you are sick of being penalised for sailing well under PHS, perhaps it's worth getting your boat weighed and measured. By Roger McMillan.

Managing your anchor

Alan Lucas says knowing your anchor effectively is as important as any other part of boat-handling.

A guide to asymmetrical spinnakers

David Flynn from Quantum Atlantic answers frequently asked questions about asymmetrical spinnakers.

Fixing the fittings

Expert advice on the perpetual tasks of installing and replacing deck hardware, by Bob Ross.

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