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to Im Julia and welcome back to race to win the sailing podcast where we use 3d replays of actual races to discuss tactics rules and more this is our 25th podcast yay today were going to be looking at a race in beautiful Port Townsend Washington which is a great little Victorian seaport if youve ever been up in that part of the world its its just a hop skip and a jump from my hometown of Seattle Washington and Jim human Jim I hope Im pronouncing your last name right has kindly agreed to talk to us the focus of today is how important it is to play those wind shifts and what a difference it can make in even a really short race so hey Jim and thanks so much for talking to me today maybe you can tell us a little bit about what the conditions were like for this race well on this race it was the last one of our last two races of our fall series and so there were only about six boats out in this race and the two here that we see are Thunderbirds so we actually have a pretty big or growi

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Well, Tacking is where the wind starts off blowing from one side, moves to blowing over the front of the boat and then goes to the other side. And Gybing is the opposite, so the wind blows over the back of the boat during the turn.
Since a header is a shift that heads your boat more downwind, you need to tack your sailboat in headers to sail straight up the course toward the windward mark. If a boat is sailing on a heading tack, by tacking it will sail in a lift on the opposite tack.
If the turn changes the wind from one side of the boat to the other, you will have tacked or jibed.It will be a TACK (also called coming about) if you turn the bow of the boat through the eye of the wind, and it will be a JIBE if you turn the stern through the eye of the wind.
The Helm declares that they are beginning to tack by saying, Hard-A-Lee. There are a couple variations on this command and if you want to say something else, its your boat, just make sure everyone on your boat understands what you are commanding.
A jib is a sail, a jibe is a way of changing direction. The captain jibes when the stern is turning through the wind and setting a zig-zag course something you will do a lot in racing, since the sails are always powering the boat in a jibe, its a faster way to turn.
When the wind is dead astern, the jib will jibe itself. This is the signal to hold a steady course, pull the mainsail amidships, and then ease it all the way out on the new tack with the hail Jibe Ho. After the sails are across, continue the turn to your new course.
Jibing, one of the other turning maneuvers is simply the opposite of a tack. Recall that during a tack, the bow of the boat passes through the wind. During a jibe, the stern of the boat passes through the wind. We teach tacking before jibing because tacking is a safer turn.
Turning the front of the board through the wind is called a tack. Turning the back of the board through the wind is called a jibe. Both maneuvers require a windsurfer to maintain his balance while switching to the opposite side of the board.

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