@vibratingstring yeah so youd have to tack after you head up to close hauled. by that time you are going back to windward against fleet and you then have to cut across fleet going downwind, in other words, release vang foul weather gybe, and have every single cell in your body hanging off boat to windward
Well, of course you gybe. And yes, you "should" be able to gybe in any condition, however capsize is more common on gybes.Once, long ago, racing in 30 knots in March, the water was 39, (aka 4) and earlier I had already dunked a couple times gybing and it was too damn cold to do that again! So around the gybe mark, I tacked instead. You don't have to "cross the fleet" you just turn quick circle in those conditions, nobody is around -- fleet spread out. Lars G. won that regatta
Been there done that, but in my case the boat didn't stop sailing on its side and it took me about 10 minutes to get it up.I wasn't wearing a wetsuit and the water was only 10C warm!!!!!
Happens
sail4live 3 months ago
board has to go down
feast196044 3 months ago
I capsized today but it was because aim so fat.
popcornsamurai 5 months ago
DUMBASS.....why would you gybe in these conditions....it looked intentional anyway
sailorboy12803 5 months ago
@sailorboy12803 yeah u cant sail any course with a windward and leeward mark without gybing.
Janson540123 5 months ago
@Janson540123
Yes you can. You can tack instead :-)
vibratingstring 4 months ago
@vibratingstring ok yeah but thats like saying I want to come in last
Janson540123 4 months ago
@Janson540123 Yes, that is usually true.
vibratingstring 4 months ago
@vibratingstring yeah so youd have to tack after you head up to close hauled. by that time you are going back to windward against fleet and you then have to cut across fleet going downwind, in other words, release vang foul weather gybe, and have every single cell in your body hanging off boat to windward
Janson540123 4 months ago
@Janson540123
Well, of course you gybe. And yes, you "should" be able to gybe in any condition, however capsize is more common on gybes.Once, long ago, racing in 30 knots in March, the water was 39, (aka 4) and earlier I had already dunked a couple times gybing and it was too damn cold to do that again! So around the gybe mark, I tacked instead. You don't have to "cross the fleet" you just turn quick circle in those conditions, nobody is around -- fleet spread out. Lars G. won that regatta
vibratingstring 4 months ago
Ouch! His back hited so heavely... :/
esbucou 7 months ago
missed his hiking straps?
CAMNZ117 9 months ago
Been there done that, but in my case the boat didn't stop sailing on its side and it took me about 10 minutes to get it up.I wasn't wearing a wetsuit and the water was only 10C warm!!!!!
ljlassi 10 months ago
lol, I did that when I first learned how to sail on a sunfish, didnt capsize, but I flew off and broke the tiller.
DanniElizabethS 1 year ago
LMFAO
i love sailing :D
and those conditions look crazyyy
JPau216 1 year ago
haha looked like he fell onto the centerborad.....PAIINFULL
Theef3kw 1 year ago
@Theef3kw DAGGERBOARD!!
burstinballoonz 6 months ago
been there done that but my boom was still out of the water so my boat still sailed on its side for like 10 yards
gnilrefues 1 year ago
@gnilrefues That's because you capsized to windward :)
DisruptiveMoose 1 year ago
@DisruptiveMoose lol it wasn't one of my more shining moments
gnilrefues 1 year ago
@gnilrefues I've done it too :) Scary isn't it? :L
DisruptiveMoose 1 year ago
Hahahahahahahaha, oh man, that looked funny, just sliding off
SOFTAIRBULLET 1 year ago