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1/28/2020 2:01 PM
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Nice to hear from you Will. Hope to see you soon
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To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
Sent: Tue, Jan 28, 2020 1:43 pm
Subject: re: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247838677095$>>
Very good points! will Battle
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> Thanks Michel! I also got a suggestion from Emily Manders to include penalty turns (which end up being good sailing handling drills, too). With respect to tacking/ducking, and rounding marks, those are as much tactics discussions as they are boat handling discussions... maybe Prag would be willing to have a bit of an advanced tactics discussion after the rules discussion for those that are interested and then we can practice on our own? I'd be hesitant to do on-the-water tacking/ducking drills and rounding drills at the beginning of the year when we are bit rusty from the winter.
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> I would emphasize safety and when boats meet issues, people can work on boat speed or tactics on their own. Things like:
> When to cross and when to duck? Tacking in front of a boat without fouling Best way to round a mark (windward, leeward)
> I wonder how many exercises we can fit in three hours
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> From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
> To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
> Sent: Sat, Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am
> Subject: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247114629349$>>
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> HHSA!
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> I've volunteered to take on this year's Saturday on-the-water training (April 25, 1300-1600). I'm starting to put together a plan now that will include at a minimum man overboard drills (so we can get our annual requirement out of the way), but I really want to know what you and your crews want to practice (note that we will practice starts the preceding Wednesday, 4/22). Respond here, PM, e-mail, call, carrier pigeon, etc. your ideas!
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1/28/2020 1:40 PM
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Very good points! will Battle
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> On Jan 28, 2020, at 12:12 PM, Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org> wrote:
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> Thanks Michel! I also got a suggestion from Emily Manders to include penalty turns (which end up being good sailing handling drills, too). With respect to tacking/ducking, and rounding marks, those are as much tactics discussions as they are boat handling discussions... maybe Prag would be willing to have a bit of an advanced tactics discussion after the rules discussion for those that are interested and then we can practice on our own? I'd be hesitant to do on-the-water tacking/ducking drills and rounding drills at the beginning of the year when we are bit rusty from the winter.
> On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 11:40 AM Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org> wrote:
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> I would emphasize safety and when boats meet issues, people can work on boat speed or tactics on their own. Things like:
> When to cross and when to duck? Tacking in front of a boat without fouling Best way to round a mark (windward, leeward)
> I wonder how many exercises we can fit in three hours
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> From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
> To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
> Sent: Sat, Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am
> Subject: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247114629349$>>
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> HHSA!
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> I've volunteered to take on this year's Saturday on-the-water training (April 25, 1300-1600). I'm starting to put together a plan now that will include at a minimum man overboard drills (so we can get our annual requirement out of the way), but I really want to know what you and your crews want to practice (note that we will practice starts the preceding Wednesday, 4/22). Respond here, PM, e-mail, call, carrier pigeon, etc. your ideas!
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1/28/2020 12:55 PM
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Ah--I think I mis-understood what you meant about mark roundings. That should be good... I think we can do that. We can fit a lot into 3 hours if we keep everyone close by... :).
I was talking about the boat handling part.
How we would be hesitant to do mark rounding drills 3 days after we will do start drills with several boats on the line is beyond my comprehension. At least the mark, unlike the other boats in the starting area, is not moving.
These were just suggestions, MOB is the most important, penalty turns is great too, maybe we don't have much time for more anyway.
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From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
Sent: Tue, Jan 28, 2020 12:12 pm
Subject: re: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247824995569$>>
Thanks Michel! I also got a suggestion from Emily Manders to include penalty turns (which end up being good sailing handling drills, too). With respect to tacking/ducking, and rounding marks, those are as much tactics discussions as they are boat handling discussions... maybe Prag would be willing to have a bit of an advanced tactics discussion after the rules discussion for those that are interested and then we can practice on our own? I'd be hesitant to do on-the-water tacking/ducking drills and rounding drills at the beginning of the year when we are bit rusty from the winter.
On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 11:40 AM Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org> wrote:
I would emphasize safety and when boats meet issues, people can work on boat speed or tactics on their own. Things like:
When to cross and when to duck? Tacking in front of a boat without fouling Best way to round a mark (windward, leeward)
I wonder how many exercises we can fit in three hours
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From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
Sent: Sat, Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am
Subject: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247114629349$>>
HHSA!
I've volunteered to take on this year's Saturday on-the-water training (April 25, 1300-1600). I'm starting to put together a plan now that will include at a minimum man overboard drills (so we can get our annual requirement out of the way), but I really want to know what you and your crews want to practice (note that we will practice starts the preceding Wednesday, 4/22). Respond here, PM, e-mail, call, carrier pigeon, etc. your ideas!
Jason
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Michel
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1/28/2020 12:35 PM
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I was talking about the boat handling part.
How we would be hesitant to do mark rounding drills 3 days after we will do start drills with several boats on the line is beyond my comprehension. At least the mark, unlike the other boats in the starting area, is not moving.
These were just suggestions, MOB is the most important, penalty turns is great too, maybe we don't have much time for more anyway.
-----Original Message-----
From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
Sent: Tue, Jan 28, 2020 12:12 pm
Subject: re: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247824995569$>>
Thanks Michel! I also got a suggestion from Emily Manders to include penalty turns (which end up being good sailing handling drills, too).
With respect to tacking/ducking, and rounding marks, those are as much tactics discussions as they are boat handling discussions... maybe Prag would be willing to have a bit of an advanced tactics discussion after the rules discussion for those that are interested and then we can practice on our own? I'd be hesitant to do on-the-water tacking/ducking drills and rounding drills at the beginning of the year when we are bit rusty from the winter.
I would emphasize safety and when boats meet issues, people can work on boat speed or tactics on their own. Things like:
When to cross and when to duck? Tacking in front of a boat without fouling Best way to round a mark (windward, leeward)
I wonder how many exercises we can fit in three hours
-----Original Message-----
From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
Sent: Sat, Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am
Subject: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247114629349$>>
HHSA!
I've volunteered to take on this year's Saturday on-the-water training (April 25, 1300-1600). I'm starting to put together a plan now that will include at a minimum man overboard drills (so we can get our annual requirement out of the way), but I really want to know what you and your crews want to practice (note that we will practice starts the preceding Wednesday, 4/22). Respond here, PM, e-mail, call, carrier pigeon, etc. your ideas!
Jason
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Jason Fox
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1/28/2020 12:00 PM
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Thanks Michel! I also got a suggestion from Emily Manders to include penalty turns (which end up being good sailing handling drills, too). With respect to tacking/ducking, and rounding marks, those are as much tactics discussions as they are boat handling discussions... maybe Prag would be willing to have a bit of an advanced tactics discussion after the rules discussion for those that are interested and then we can practice on our own? I'd be hesitant to do on-the-water tacking/ducking drills and rounding drills at the beginning of the year when we are bit rusty from the winter.
I would emphasize safety and when boats meet issues, people can work on boat speed or tactics on their own. Things like:
When to cross and when to duck? Tacking in front of a boat without fouling Best way to round a mark (windward, leeward)
I wonder how many exercises we can fit in three hours
-----Original Message-----
From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
Sent: Sat, Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am
Subject: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247114629349$>>
HHSA!
I've volunteered to take on this year's Saturday on-the-water training (April 25, 1300-1600). I'm starting to put together a plan now that will include at a minimum man overboard drills (so we can get our annual requirement out of the way), but I really want to know what you and your crews want to practice (note that we will practice starts the preceding Wednesday, 4/22). Respond here, PM, e-mail, call, carrier pigeon, etc. your ideas!
Jason
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Michel
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1/28/2020 11:20 AM
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I would emphasize safety and when boats meet issues, people can work on boat speed or tactics on their own. Things like:
When to cross and when to duck?
Tacking in front of a boat without fouling
Best way to round a mark (windward, leeward)
I wonder how many exercises we can fit in three hours
-----Original Message-----
From: Racing Discussions <racing_discussions@hhsa.org>
To: jichgag@aol.com <jichgag@aol.com>
Sent: Sat, Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am
Subject: Input for On The Water Training, 4/25 <<$247114629349$>>
HHSA!
I've volunteered to take on this year's Saturday on-the-water training (April 25, 1300-1600). I'm starting to put together a plan now that will include at a minimum man overboard drills (so we can get our annual requirement out of the way), but I really want to know what you and your crews want to practice (note that we will practice starts the preceding Wednesday, 4/22). Respond here, PM, e-mail, call, carrier pigeon, etc. your ideas!
Jason
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Jason Fox
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1/18/2020 10:09 AM
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HHSA!
I've volunteered to take on this year's Saturday on-the-water training (April 25, 1300-1600). I'm starting to put together a plan now that will include at a minimum man overboard drills (so we can get our annual requirement out of the way), but I really want to know what you and your crews want to practice (note that we will practice starts the preceding Wednesday, 4/22). Respond here, PM, e-mail, call, carrier pigeon, etc. your ideas!
Jason
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