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Beat Upwind in Three Phases
You’ve just started, now what? Upwind beats have three distinct phases: Set-up, Beat, and...
Getting Ahead at the Windward Mark: Stay High or Go Low, Bear Away or Gybe
Ideas for getting ahead at one of the most important points in any race.