Rules of the Road
Which tack has right of way?
Starboard
What do ticklers tell sailors?
air flow
What is a puff?
increase in wind speed
What is the purpose of the centreboard?
prevent drifting
Who Coahes wetfeet
Mark or Audry
Two boats are on the same tack. Which boat has right of way?
Leeward
When sailing upwind, which tickler should stream straight back?
Both ticklers
What is a lull?
decrease in wind speed
What happens if the mainsheet is pulled in?
the sail moves too the centre
Who is the head Coach
Kate
A starboard-tack boat and a port-tack boat are approaching each other. Which boat must keep clear?
port
If the inside (windward) tickler is lifting up and dancing around, are you sailing too high or too low?
too high
Which is better while sailing upwind: a lift or a knock?
lift
Why do we hike?
to flaten.
what coach goes to Laurier
Oliver
Two boats are sailing on starboard tack. The windward boat wants to tack. What must it do before tacking?
Keep clear
The leeward tickler disappears behind the sail. Are you sailing too high or too low?
too low
You’re sailing upwind and get lifted. Should you tack or stay on your current tack?
In moderate wind, is a flat boat usually faster or slower than a heavily heeled boat?
faster
Name two coaches in high school?
Jack, audrey or lauren
A port-tack boat is approaching a starboard-tack boat near the windward mark. The port-tack boat reaches the three-boat-length zone first. Does it gain right of way?
no
While sailing upwind, the windward tickler occasionally lifts but the boat is moving fast. Should you immediately bear away?
no
You’re sailing upwind and get a large knock while another boat on the opposite tack gets a lift. Which boat will likely reach the windward mark first if neither tacks?
lift
You are sailing upwind in a puff and the boat heels hard. What is usually the fastest response?
hike harder
How old are Zan and grace
18