HOW TO STEER THE RIGHT COURSE? (Points of sail)⚓🚢 #sailing #sailingboat
6 de abril de 2025 · 5 min · 589 vistas · Riva del Garda
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Maurizio explains the four primary points of sail—close-hauled, beam reach, broad reach, and running—relative to the wind direction.0:48 He defines the no-go zone as the 45-degree sector on either side of the wind, where sails cannot generate propulsion.2:11 Close-hauled sailing occurs between 45 and 90 degrees to the wind, while a beam reach sits at 90 degrees.2:25 Angles between 90 and 150 degrees constitute a broad reach, and 150 to 180 degrees define a broad reach or run.2:54 The wind speed at Riva del Garda exceeds 30 knots during this demonstration, intensified by the Venturi effect as the wind funnels through the northern mountains.0:54 He distinguishes between windward points of sail, which require a tack to change direction, and leeward points of sail, which require a jibe.3:11 When running downwind, he suggests a butterfly configuration, with the mainsail and jib on opposite sides to prevent the mainsail from blanketing the headsail.4:00
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