The sailaboattv channel has created 109 separate videos into 23 playlists on singlehanded as well as two man dinghy sailing to help you learn to sail. I find them to be very well structured videos, with great visuals. 

Our “how to” sailing videos align themselves to recognised training courses and our videos are designed to supplement these and we recommend that you attend a recognised training centre to fully learn to sail. Use our how to sail videos as an introduction before you go on a course or as a revision aid after you have been. Explore the channel fully to find the playlist that suits you, there will be one there! If you are a complete beginner we recommend you attend a sailing school for lessons as you will need the combination of on water practice and visual support to understand how to sail. Our aim is to help cement your learning and act as a refresher to what you are taught if you attended a course a while ago. Our videos are free to view and use complex camera, editing and production techniques to teach you how to sail a boat and bring the sport of sailing to life through easy to follow videos. Our playlist breaks down the process of learning how to sail a boat into small bite sized chunks to clearly demonstrate and help you understand what to do as you learn to sail. We cover the general topics needed to get you sailing in fair weather conditions.

11th Hour Racing announces sponsorship of Charlie Enright and Mark Towill, Co-Founders of 1 Degree with their sights set on The Ocean Race 2021-22 (formerly the Volvo Ocean Race). With sustainability at the heart of the team’s ethos, the team has four guiding principle of leadership, collaboration, innovation, and legacy. The team is training out of Port-La-Foret, France leading up to their first major ocean crossing with the Transat Jacques Vabre, starting from Le Havre, France on October 27, 2019.

Starring Instructors and Campers from CBC!