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Sponsor News: Whitecap Composites "1-for-10" Boat Program!
Thanks to an increased recognition for the quality and performance of our boats, Whitecap Composites has had a busy 2014. We refined our already-unique Turbo 420, developed our Turbo FJ […]

Life After College: Sailing the Z15
By Airwaves writer Tyler Colvin The past couple decades has seen rapid growth in the numbers of athletes participating in college sailing. In that time the level of sailing has […]

Coaches Locker Room: Regatta Planning For Your Sailors
Regatta Prep: Junior Sailing Part 1: 1-2 Weeks Out Preparation for an event, from your first green fleet regatta to gold fleet youth champs starts a week or two before […]

Coaches Locker Room: Junior Sailing Coaching 101
Congratulations on landing your first summer coaching job. Life as a coach is different from as a sailor, more responsibility and more freedom. Making the most of your summer is […]

Coaches Locker Room: Building a Resume
Building a Resume Whether this is your first coaching job or your last (or so you think), your resume is the first interaction you have with the program director, head […]

Coaches Locker Room: Sailing Job Hunt Advice
By Airwaves writer Tyler Colvin. So you want to coach sailing? Great, welcome to the best summer job you will ever have. Whether you are in high school and a […]

NEW, UPGRADED VIPER 640 CLASS WEBSITE LAUNCHED
December 8, 2014-FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Viper 640 Class Association has continually emphasized providing a contemporary website to support a modern growing class. From its founding the Class was launched […]

Staying Fit in the Off Season
By Airwaves writer Lydia Whiteford With all of the regattas over and Thanksgiving break behind us, college sailors all across America are officially done with their fall seasons. For the […]

One-Design Class Profile: DN Iceboat
By Airwaves writer Eric Tobias Your sailing season doesn’t have to end just because it’s getting cold outside. In fact, for many racers, when December comes around the season is […]

Building to the Future: How GCYSA and KO Sailing will help US Olympic Sailing
By Airwaves Writer Tyler Colvin Technology adapts to the requirements of the people. Sailing needed some excitement and so foils were born. Occasionally however, there are advancements that outpace […]

Club-Owned Fleets: A Diversified Sailing Program
Written by: Cole Allsopp, Evan Aras, & Dillon Paiva This article is written in response to the Airwaves piece done by John Storck: Are Provided Boats Really the Answer? Changes […]

One-Design Class Profile: A-Cat
By Airwaves Writer Tyler Colvin In 1956, the International Yacht Racing Union (now the International Sailing Federation, ISAF) created a four-tiered developmental catamaran system with the categories as A-D. It […]

Event Recap: Butler Cup 2014
By Airwaves Writer Tyler Colvin. Any chance I get to escape the weather in New England I typically take, so when I got the call to crew […]

Team Training Practice Sessions: Making the Most of Your Time!
By Andrew Kerr As we know, practice is a critical element in any sport and yet time is seemingly becoming more and more limited as people juggle with the demands […]

Whitecap Composites: New Kids on the Block
Sail1Design would like to welcome our newest team member and sponsor, Whitecap Composites! By Airwaves Writer Tyler Colvin On a grey New England day I pulled around the corner of […]

Meet the US Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider – Caleb Paine
By Airwaves writer Martha Pitt Approaching his 24th birthday this week, Caleb Paine is one of the bright young members of the US Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider on the hunt […]

2015 Team Race Midwinters Preview
By Airwaves Writer Clinton Hayes For almost 2 decades team racing enthusiasts made the annual pilgrimage to Florida over New Years for Vanguard 15 Midwinters. That event and its host, […]

Rounding the Windward and Offset Mark with a Symmetrical Spinnaker
By Andrew Kerr This article takes a look at the important elements of rounding the windward mark and offset mark with some key elements in mind for teams using a […]

Are Provided Boats Really The Answer?
By Airwaves writer John Storck In the ongoing debate of how to improve the state of our beloved sport, there is one argument that keeps coming up- provided boats. The […]

Team Race Midwinters 2015 Notice of Race!
If you are bummed that the V-15 midwinters are dead, or if you never sailed the V-15 midwinters because you don’t have a boat, then come sail the first ever […]
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