The US Naval Academy's Command and Seamanship Training remains a vital laboratory for the most difficult skill to teach in a classroom: the weight of command.
What sailors (and others) should know about dolphins and DolphinWatch.
A guest crew member aboard the Pride of Baltimore II experiences Sail250 in New York first-hand for an unforgettable trip.
TP52 Adopts Latest Hydraulic Innovations from Harken
Robert Yonke has sailed and painted the Flying Scot for decades on the Maryland lake where the boat is built.
The SSCA Chesapeake GAM brings cruising sailors together for three days of education, networking, and the exchange of knowledge and experiences. This year’s edition unfolds...
For five decades, this iconic offshore race has remained steadfast in its commitment to amateur competition, seamanship, self-reliance, and camaraderie
The Sailfaster Podcast interviewed World Champion sailor Morgan Trubovich on the systems behind consistent performance, particularly process, communication, and learning speed.
Insights gained from four years and 10,000 nautical miles of singlehanded cruising sailing.