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The most common learning vessel is a J-22
One important aspect to the J-22 keel boat is that they are big enough to forgive beginners mistakes. If you are too slow to sheet out the main for instance, a J-22 will keel pretty severely, but not capsize....a dingy will get turned over hard. Finding yourself in the water under a boat on your first lesson is NOT a good place to be.
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Brilliant, did you review the video before posting it?
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he needs to quit smoking
geez!
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Oh I didn't know that Terminator can sail!
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If you gonna use the term Expertvillage. Stop uploading videos with fuckup audio. You people have tons of shitty audio videos on the tube. Start deleting!!!!
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terrible sound
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Hobi-cat all the way
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I can live with imperfect video quality for an instructional video - but for the life of me - I can't understand why ALL these expertvillage videos have such terrible audio! Perhaps the whole village of experts can find one audio engineer?
these dudes need to clear the hockers out of their throats before making another video.
JasoncDogg 2 years ago 6
Nice guys, I appreciate what they're saying, but if you want to learn to sail, learn on a dinghy: you get a much better sense of what's going on - on a typical keel, if you do something wrong, the response is too slow, and you just don't get the feedback.
You'll get wet on a ding, but you'll be a much better sailor for it.
CusterFlux 3 years ago 2