Rigging for beginners # 1. Sailboat rigging explained from standing rigging to running rigging.

[@ultraveridical]

The best 3 videos on youtube that explain modern rigging.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

wow, amazing, thanks so much

[@501archer]

Absolutely the best 3 rigging tutorials for a beginner. So clear and concise! Thank you so much!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

amazing comments, thanks so much

[@sterlingarcher4989]

Water noise is little distracting.

[@edwardgiugliano4925]

Unwatchable due to annoying sound effects. Author needs to redo this video.

[@curtkeisler7623]

Yeah I don't understand why people feel the need to add background noise

[@Rottingboards]

Yes, great video but the noise killed the voice.

[@angawssa]

After three years of sailing classes, and sailing, this is by far the simplest and best explanation of rigging I've ever seen. Looking forward to exploring your other presentations. Thanks!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for taking the time to add such a great review, enjoy... fair winds

[@NatNay-cu3uv]

Sailing schools are very poor at teaching sailing arent they 🎉

[@Ubertubermeister]

I worked in 3D Animation for several years. The amount of work involved in even such basic animation is quite intensive. Combined with a well scripted instruction these videos are invaluable to sailors and want-to-be sailors. THANK YOU for providing this. It would take years, BUT, have you thought of creating an interactive instructional game where student/players would create their boats, rig them, outfit them with various technology, (also register them in a tax free haven 😜),then be able to sail them globally in every weather condition imaginable? If this already exists, please someone tell me.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you for your great and positive comments, much appreciated... yes, it takes a while but gets easier with time and practice to learn the software and is satisfying to upload a finished project. The closest thing to what you have mentioned, is the E-Sail sailing simulator, which is actually quite good

[@rileyhunter4210]

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 Yes there is E-Sail, and there is also sailaway, which has more boats and you can sail anywhere on the earth.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

@@rileyhunter4210 👍

[@harbourdogNL]

@@rileyhunter4210 Just checked that out, it's really cool. What kind of controller is suitable? (I know nothing about gaming controllers).

[@rileyhunter4210]

@@harbourdogNL are you talking about sail away or E-Sail?

[@elitedavidhorne8494]

Never sailed on a yacht and I get seasick in light conditions. But since the Corona lockdowns started I do nothing but look at yachting channels on KZbin and dream about single handling the Atlantic. Starting to learn how my imaginary boat works thank to this channel.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for watching and taking the time to leave your comments, much appreciated. One day, hopefully, you can make it real

[@rabukan5842]

This is by far the best tutorial on sailboat rigging I have seen. Simple, yet masterful. Very well done! You’ve done a great service to the sailing community.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

ah what great comments, much appreciated and highly motivational, thank you

[@benofbens6446]

I can't even begin to explain how perfect this was for me a complete beginner. Thank you so much for making this!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

that's so amazing to hear, thank you so much

[@pubu2010]

Been rigging boats for decades. All Mainsail controls are on Starboard side and "red" colors. All lines forward of mast (Jib, Staysail, Spinnaker Pole) are "Blue" lines and are on Port side of the boat. All lines for sails in front of the boat (Spinnaker) are "Green" colored. I also use roller furling on all sails. Mainsail is Aft-Mast furling (I detest in-mast furling). Lines are run through clutches into the cockpit. I also use a split mainsheet system. 2 locations on the boom, down/out to Port and Starboard toerails near the shrouds, then run back along the toerails into the cockpit. No dangerous swinging, out-of-control boom ever. I also run jack lines along each side of the cabin top and then one down the center of the deck at the bow. Then I use very short tethers that allow work at the mast/boom and the toe rails but do not tangle around my feet or allow me to get off the boat over the side. Always roll up the sails going downwind if possible. Facing the wind to furl sails is terrible for the sails and puts huge loads on things.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you for contributing and adding value to the channel, much appreciated

[@oluja95cro]

Instead of reading book pages and pages of books, wach this interactive guide. It explains all fundamentals in short and understandble way. Thank you.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for the amazing feedback, much appreciated

[@stevejohnsonm.a.7557]

Wow. As an entry-level sailor, I really appreciate both the great technology and detailed explanation. I can't wait to find more videos from you guys!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Thanks for taking the time to respond with such great comments, very motivating

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[@billyhoward9643]

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[@bloke-up-the-road]

Just returned from my first sailing trip in the Ionian sea. We had an experienced skipper but a clueless crew! I spent all week pulling ropes with only the vaguest idea what they all did, I wish I'd seen this before I went. This is a brilliant, clear and concise explanation. Thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

hopefully not your last sailing trip... thanks for the great comments

[@brianpatterson7125]

They are called lines , I've heard

[@dabneyoffermein595]

Have you even seen a vessel turtle? It happens, and sometimes with an inept crew.

[@TrailstoSails]

Excellent ! I took ASA 101-103 lessons and then watched these videos. Really Helpful to tie it all together. Appreciate the videos!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

awesome, you are well on your way, very exciting. Thanks for watching and posting such great comments

[@Mesozoic_mammal]

Thanks for the great introduction, not only the terminology (which is quite handy for someone who only knows the terms in his native languge) but also the valuable details!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you thank you for taking the time to add such great comments

[@gewa1840]

Excellent. You're an outstanding instructor. No rambling, no irritating music, no ego...just exceptionally clear and concise visuals and explanations. I've subscribed and look forward to more of your videos. (I also found your website very interesting and informative.)

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

much appreciated thank you, next one is on it's way

[@barrettsmithrdroad5160]

Perfect explanation... makes it simple to understand for anyone...

[@jasonlangan4301]

Thank you for the time spent on your videos. As a guy just starting out your videos are perfect. The animations make it very easy to understand. Great job.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

that's so great to hear, thanks so much

[@naveenjayapal2331]

Best Instructional Video, ofcourse except for background sound(waves...could have been much softer allowing your voice to be much more clearer). Excellent video .

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Thanks so much for your feedback. I agree we could have done things differently, fortunately the audio issues get sorted out in later episodes...

[@johnsonbar5022]

This is by far ... the BEST intro to sailing that we've found. Thank you. We plan on looking at a Hunter 50 CC soon, for cruising and live aboard. and this production and narratuion is IT ! We've watched your instruction videos over and oave. they're good... VERY good.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

wow, thanks so much... let us know how your plans come together and good luck This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@id10tcertified]

For someone who knows absolutely nothing about sailing it looks confusing due to so many lines everywhere: channels like this are great. Cheers.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

much appreciated thank you

[@josephlai9759]

Your animation is outstandingly instructional. I should think this qualify a gold standard for any sailing schools for online teaching. Thank you so much.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Thank you Joseph for your kind comments, it is highly encouraging

[@jknox2]

I could never quite understand the use of the topping lift and the vang. However, your visual presentation really cleared that up. Thank You!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

glad to hear that, thanks for watching

[@jeffrenner6011]

Very well done. It's been a few years since I had a sailboat, and now that I'm crewing on another boat, this is helping me 'get back up to speed'.

[@abbasabdul70]

Wow. This is the clearest and easiest to understand explanation of rigging i have ever seen. Thanks!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks to you for watching and posting such great feedback, much appreciated

[@williamkambeitz5801]

I am an avid viewer of sailing videos. Never sailed, myself, but it certainly looks exciting from my chair in front of my computer screen. This video is so educational and informative. Now I have a better understanding of what the crew must do for just a simple sail. thanks for explaining this to us.

[@rabukan5842]

I have yet to see a simpler explanation with detailed visual depictions. All basic sailing courses should show this video. A real contribution to the sport. Well done!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for your encouraging comments

[@lamalditawis]

This is probably the best instructional video I've ever seen in my life. Well done 🎉 There's so much talent in the making of this! Concise is the word.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

amazing comments, thanks so much This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@yurdakulcelebi11]

This is brilliant! Very helpful to understand all these parts and great resource to learn sailing terms for especially those who speak English as a second language. Thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

such amazing feedback thank you so much... This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@nfwolfaardt]

Love listening to a South African teaching me about sailing...

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

lekker..!! thanks for watching

[@CanadianMapleleaf]

Best instructional video I have ever seen. Keeps you interested, easy to follow and so well laid out...great job and thank you.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

much appreciated and encouraging, thanks so much

[@davechamberstube]

I hardly ever subscribe to channels, and even less frequently comment, however, this video and associated information is fantastic, so I'm doing both!. I've been sailing as crew for years and am refreshing ahead of doing my day skipper. These videos take the various processes from being brain intensive to intuitive due to the good tempo, clear animations and repetition (eg in reefing vid). Thank you for putting in the effort to create this awesome resource...

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

such great comments and encouraging feedback... Wishing you success in your upcoming course and sailing future, much appreciated

[@wallytuescher2175]

You should redo this video. Good info but very difficult to understand due to poor sound.

[@LJ-jq8og]

LOVE your animated instruction - ❤ I had a mental block on learning to sale. I just couldn't stand all the freaking stupid names because I couldn't process everything because I'm always looking for some intuitive reason why something is name something. Your animation is utterly fantastic! Greatly appreciate your labors on our behalf. What a wonderful channel. Thank you so much again 🙏

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Hi and thanks so much... Just give up on the names 😂😂 there's so much still to come, and all mind-boggling... on our boat most items are called "thingy" and "whatchacallit"

[@LJ-jq8og]

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 Reminds me of carpentry -- pure insanity sometimes. They call pieces of wood two by fours when in reality there anything but two by fours. It's almost like there's some sadistic person who labeled everything on earth that is counterintuitive.

[@mpb02]

The videos on your channel are superb. Coming from motorboat experience, I am just getting into sailing and have been self-studying the basics; supplementing textbooks and simulators (eSail & Sailaway) with youtube videos to wrap my head around all the new nomenclature and procedures before committing to the effort and expense of taking proper lessons. I love the detail in these animations and the emphasis on clear pedagogy. Especially how close up views of the complete rigging paths (including routing, blocks, jammers, etc) of a prototypical bermudan sloop are added to a bare and de-cluttered vessel in a methodical and systematic order. And that the order components are introduced builds out from the fundamental purpose for each component, its rigging, and interaction with previously introduced rigging. The way your videos show each component individually highlighted with its nomenclature (including some synonyms) both spoken and displayed in text along with consistent color-coding and pacing is immensely clearer pedagogy than I've seen in virtually any of the books or videos I've looked at to date. And I love how when a new line or sheet is introduced, the basic procedures and safety considerations for hauling and easing it are described along with the constraining relations it has to other rigging. For example, this video's explanation of what the boom vang/kicker does and how it works in conjunction with the topping lift and mainsheet is perhaps the first time I've felt like I really understand it: why it's needed over just the weight of the boom and mainsheet when sailing downwind to keep tension on the leach and prevent the boom from lifting (thereby changing the sail curvature and spilling the wind near the head). And also how it - when otherwise not noticeably impacting performance - affects other mainsail operations. Notably when, why, and in what order it needs to be eased or tensioned when hauling the main or setting reefs. These videos are wonderful. Thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for your encouraging and motivating feedback, makes it so worthwhile, and thanks for watching

[@MartiA1973]

Never though of using a sailing sym - thank you for the suggestion. New to "searching for coconuts" and just had to sub on the first video.

[@DevoutFollowerofYeshua]

I am just learning about my 25' cutter rig, full keel and this is a HUGE help. She lost her mast in a hurricane, so I will be doing all new rigging on a new mast. Great 3D animation! Thank you SO much. Fair Winds 😊⛵️

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

greetings and thanks for the amazing feedback... we wish you well in your refit, please keep us updated. An updated version of this video has just been released kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@dabneyoffermein595]

wow, how is the new mast mounted under the poop deck when installing a brand-new one (or a used one)? Do all the mounting plates below the deck have to be replaced too?

[@Vade1313]

Never even been on a sail boat but i had watched a few KZbin videos and wanted to know what was going on. I understood everything in this video, it all makes perfect sense! Thank you for explaining it slowly and with the animation! Awesome

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for your great feedback This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@CristinaRodriguez-bu7fs]

This video is absolutely amazing. I couldn’t understand many things about rigging before and now is all cristal clear . Thank you so much 🙏🏻 This means the world for beginner sailors like me. Can’t wait to keep discovering more of your videos .

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

so glad we could offer this information... thanks for watching and adding such valuable comments

[@MartinVanRijswijk]

One of the better videos on rigging. Very simple to follow and understand. Great visuals and audio. Thanks - big help!!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

great comments, much appreciated

[@glenhuysamer]

Great stuff, glad I found your channel. You could make the wave action sound a little softer. The graphics are great, rotations could be slower which will make it smoother allowing the viewers brain to concentrate more on the material being taught. One of the best tutorial channels I have found thus far in my short time sailing and I have shared this as part of my own online Sailing Africa diary.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for the input and compliments... the next videos were improved due to the suggestions, check them out, much appreciated

[@sambourgein2837]

Oh my god. I think this has to be the most educational and relaxing way to learn sailing!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you, much appreciated, stay tuned for more

[@johnmcauley6762]

Best graphics on this subject I have ever seen.Good work.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much, highly motivating comments

[@jeffhodge7333]

Best presentation I've ever heard on the matter. I'm really glad I found you.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

that's so great to hear thank you

[@aiiiia9971]

This video is so amazing. I don't know anything about sailboats and I am able to follow along and learn. So cool, great work!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Amazing, glad you enjoyed

[@JP-lz3vk]

This should be recommended for everyone trying to learn sailing especially with similuators like eSail Simulator. Now I know what topping lifts and kicking straps are for!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you for your comments, agree, esail is a great tool

[@tinanewton-modlmayr1342]

You made everything look so simple! Excellent work

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

ahhhh thanks so much, very encouraging

[@smoy]

this is a GREAT video-- it is hard to find an easy-to-understand breakdown of rigging like this. Thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

what a great way to start the day, thanks so much, very encouraging

[@danjester6577]

Very helpful thank you! I had my first sailboat out on Lake Superior yesterday for it's maiden voyage. I am hooked!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

that's great to hear, hope it all went well... thanks for watching and contributing

[@tiberiusroot]

I'm a beginner but this vid was great. Really demystified the "rigging". Clear and precise. Fab!!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

awesome! thanks so much

[@PatrickKQ4HBD]

As an aspiring sailor, I'd like to say thank you for taking time to create very clear illustrations of the basics. I've sailed Sunfish on lakes, and I hope to get my hands on a good used trailer-sailer that I can take to vacations on the waters around the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. Happy New Year from west Georgia, and I hope you find your coconuts!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

happy new year to you too, thank you for the great comments and we wish you well in your future sailing ventures

[@dabneyoffermein595]

When learning in a sunfish, the instructor had us turtle the vessel... yes, it was harrowing but necessary. Everyone needs to remain calm and tread water

[@PatrickKQ4HBD]

@@dabneyoffermein595 Very good lesson to remember when the water is over your head!

[@yachtiebob100]

Thank you for your excellent video and instruction. Clear and at a easy speed to grasp everything you are explaining.. Can’t wait for more and really appreciate the work you have put in for the benefit of others. Well done.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you so much, your comments make it all worth it... keep a lookout for the next video coming through this week

[@hunterkendrick6294]

Wow what an amazing video! Most informative sailing video on KZbin

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

such amazing comments, thanks so much

[@jujuUK68]

A damn good video. Ok ocean noise was a tad annyoing, but that was so simply and beautifully explained, that I just learned more in 12 minutes than I have from a dozen sailing trips with friends.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

such great comments, thanks so much, really made our day

[@jujuUK68]

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 seriously, I've had rope based dyslexia every time I get into the cockpit of my friends Bavaria 31. 8 Ropes running through jammers in an incomprehensible jumble at my feet! Without any sailing background, you just go "gulp" and panic. Now I get the point of the sequence of kicker, topping lift, halyard, and why theres only one furling line (You don't need to unfurl right?) and what on earth outhaul 1 and 2 are. Its so much easier than when you'r heeling over at 40 degrees in a choppy Solent see, with two sea dogs screaming at you you're too slow whilst in terror of dropping the winch over the side! I watch a lot of sailing channels, but this has been the clearest and most informative so far.....

[@Reciprocity_Soils]

Clear, gentle, step-by-step introduction to the main parts of the sailboat and its rigging. This is tremendously helpful. Also, great to see the actions and consequences of releasing the jammer and winching the sheets in and out. As soon as I feel confident about remembering all of this, I will move on to more of your videos. Peace and health!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for watching and adding such great comments, it is appreciated and motivating

[@rbbach1945]

Excellent video with superb explanations and visuals.Thank you for taking the time and trouble to produce.Never too old to learn.Rick/Seattle

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Thanks so much for your excellent feedback

[@Rokits-realm]

excellent video. thank you very much. I am a newbie and restoring a Santana 21, built by WD Schock in 1972. This video will help so much. Look forward to seeing the rest.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much, good luck with your venture

[@151manasa]

I am committed to watch all of your videos and looking for more. Excellent tutorial.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

welcome aboard and thanks for your kind words and support

[@bjornsolum]

Exactly what I've been looking for; easy explanation very easy to follow with this animated video. Thank you.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for the great feedback

[@davidlester6673]

That was probably the best explanation I have ever heard. Thank you so much.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you so much for your positive feedback, it's highly motivating

[@iedentv]

Great Video, can't wait to see more of this same quality!

[@lasoluna9295]

I agree this video one of the best walkthrough / tutorial...

[@williamadams9110]

Best I've seen to date. Excellent use of graphics so thanks so much.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you, your positive feedback is highly encouraging and motivating

[@trailingarm63]

Great video. Really liked the echo on the vocal, a bit like Superman's father delivering posthumous instructions to his son.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

😂😂😂 thanks

[@LIMBO-mv1dc]

As an absolute newbie this is great. Thank you

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

much appreciated, third installment in around a week

[@LIMBO-mv1dc]

Great, look forward to it

[@paulnewton5942]

Great videos! As a new sailor this is a great reference. Animations are very well done and the presentation is awesome. Thanks publishing these videos.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for your great positive feedback, much appreciated

[@Kal-ir9ze]

Very useful. Thanks for posting. Keep these tutorials for beginners coming please.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

much appreciated thank you, next video coming soon, enjoy

[@wolfganghager8321]

I have sailed for forty years, some of it single-handed, around the Med, and I still learned something! (Raising the topping lift before raising the main.) But the spinning boat in Part 1 made me seasick.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for the feedback and comments... yeah, we made some mistakes in the early videos... a newer version has been released This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@wobblynl1742]

Ok best videos hands down, im a beginner and this is what i wanted to know from the get go but its often overlooked in other videos! Thank you ^^

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

amaaaazeeeng, thanks so much

[@JohnNewdigate]

Thank you for this extremely informative tutorial. It may seem churlish to point out the only flaw, but I feel that the audio would be improved without the water sounds which spoil the otherwise clear and concise style of this video.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Hi and thank you for your comments. Many people feel the same way you do, and from #3 I have improved the audio and removed the water sounds. Rookie mistake but thanks to yourself and everyone else, I was able to listen to the comments and make changes.

[@mattyjmar10]

This video is so good!!! I've never seen such a clear explanation. Thank you.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for adding such great comments, it helps a lot

[@WestCoastLusitanos]

Hmm..I really like the ocean sound effect. Super helpful video. Thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you for watching and adding such great comments, much appreciated

[@76302528]

Thanks for the way you are teaching; I have been looking for info to learn how to sail and it is perfect for me.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

That's great to hear, thank you... hope your sailing plans fall into place

[@martyb3783]

Very interesting video. I look forward to seeing the rest of them.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

amazing, thanks so much

[@ΡΗΓΑΣΦΕΡΑΙΟΣ-λ7ξ]

Very good job. Your animation is excellent and easily understood.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you, much appreciated

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@gerhardkutt1748]

Excellent piece. Should mention Masthead rig vs fractional rig.

[@danielb9865]

This rigging series is pure gold for a beginner like me. I have seen a bunch of videos before but I found nothing that made it clear as day. The combination of great explanation with the awesome graphics makes it quite easy to understand how things work. I have made a major progress today thanks to you. Cheers.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

wow, such awesome comments thank you, and thanks for watching

[@geoffashton1]

Brilliant explanation. The clearest yet. Thanks

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you for taking the time to offer such great feedback, it's very rewarding

[@이바네즈]

This tutorial video gives me an easy understanding. I love it!!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for the great positive feedback, much appreciated

[@mark-3466]

great explanation. best video Ive seen explaining things.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much, we appreciate you taking the time to add such great feedback

[@granthamilton2892]

I’d love to see a similar quality video showing and explains the different kinds of sailing vessels

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks, will look into that for the future. Right now working on aids to navigation

[@2121Wazza]

This is epic Well done Coconut team

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Thanks man, hope you guys are safe.

[@stevendiraimo3315]

Love your videos just wondering if you have one on sail trim. All your videos are very helpful. The animation really helps.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Hi, thanks for the great feedback. The sail trim video is being processed as we speak. As you can imagine, these things take time. Hit the notification and keep an eye out for it

[@carladavidson8456]

What a great video! Thank you for taking the time to put this content together!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you for taking the time to offer such great comments, it's much appreciated

[@NeilMoreau-u6h]

Thank you for making it much easier to understand.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

so good to hear from you again, thanks so much This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@dougtratch8260]

Excellent graphics to explain. Much appreciated

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for watching and adding such positive feedback

[@laurencevanhelsuwe3052]

Superb visualisation and explanations.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

amazing mate, thanks so much

[@soumikjana9114]

Excellent. beautifully illustrated. Keep going waiting for more videos.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

much appreciated, next installment hopefully out in a few weeks

[@njsarn]

Thank you for an excellent graphic explanation. Please take out the echo and reduce the splashing background sound difficult to hear the explanation.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for the feedback and happy to hear you enjoyed the video. Thankfully, by episode 3, audio has been improved

[@seeuathebeach]

Great graphics and explanation (I'm an RYA cruising instructor and wish to gain your communication skills one day) 😁

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

appreciate your comments, thank so much

[@dr.marjansuntev9542]

You need to integrate these videos into the RYA course contents and redesign your RYA books

[@davidaleymusic]

This was a godsend, unbelievable!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

wow, thanks so much

[@meepthewarlord88]

POV: you're marooned on an island, taking shelter in a cave while this guy tries to teach you how to sail back to civilization

[@monkeytheo]

Amen

[@aaln1aaln132]

Hi, probably been said before, but brilliant video. Perfect for teaching newbie crews. Also a great reminder... Thanks

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks a lot, much appreciated

[@justDavidThanks]

This is fantastic material

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much, very motivating and much appreciated

[@ThomasSlager]

thank u for this ! lots of hard questions are being answered here, i`m a rookie and i will set my first sail alone soon, thank u for this info

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

you are very welcome... have a great sail and let us know how it goes

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@ThomasSlager]

well if i keep my pants jeans blue that is, i think the whole trip will be more than i thought it will be and the closer the date gets the more scared i`m becoming but hey a ship is as good as the captain right ? and i will not see my ship getting harmed because of my green skills so ill be carefull ! ! @@searchingforcoconuts2248

[@MellowBullet]

This is great. Very easy to understand and follow along. Thanks for the help!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks for watching, we appreciate your kind comments

[@dadzilla007]

Straghtfoward, thank you.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

amazing thanks

[@christianwissmann8329]

When we buying a yacht brother!!! I’ve spoken to Nolette and we both super keen!!! Awesome videos 🤙🏻

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

lekker thanks man... let's do it..!!!

[@maryannzahra4429]

Great explanation. Enjoying all your videos

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much, very motivating, thanks for watching

[@AfricanFlightStar]

Excellent! Many thanks for this great intro, much appreciated my broer 👍🏻😁💥🇿🇦

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

lekker brah, thanks so much for watching and offering such great feedback

[@Thru-The-Lens]

Really useful video, thanks. I found the lapping water sound really distracting though, as well as the constantly moving graphic when trying to focus on the voiceover, which was very echoey.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

yep, made some mistakes in those earlier videos. This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPKiKeGlqiEh8U

[@BuzzSargent]

Nice graphics to help make this easy to understand. Thanks. Happy Trails

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much for your comments and website contact.... I have responded by mail