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The sailing season dates for popular destinations:
Before you plan any trip, it's important to have a basic understanding of the sailing seasons. Luckily it isn't rocket science and if you understand some basic concepts, it gets way easier to understand weather patterns. [links]
So what exactly is a sailing season? A sailing season is a timeframe in which a certain sea is known to have the best possible conditions for sailing. In this period the water is calm, the winds are reliable, the temperatures are good, and the weather forecast is reliable. The weather is settled - and big surprises are unlikely. [links]
A few years into our sailing adventure the cruising kitty ran dry, and we stopped sailing to work for a year in Australia. A fellow cruiser gave us the idea to document our travels with YouTube Sailing Videos so we purchased a small camcorder and started making our own homemade sailing movies about our adventures Sailing Around The World. To date we’ve published over 200 videos on sailing, scuba diving and traveling around the world by sailboat. We’ve poured our heart and soul into them, and hope you enjoy watching as much as we did making them! The videos are all FREE for you to enjoy!
We release a new YouTube Sailing Video every Friday, so be sure to subscribe! [links]
Karin, Brady, and myself are sitting around chatting about the next season. We’ve done two laps in the Indian Ocean, and our next season will take us from Africa to South America and into the Caribbean. Karin mentions how it’s been a bit of a sausage fest on Delos lately, and how she would love to sail with more girls. Brady and I don’t have a problem with it so we decide to invite an international all-girl crew to join us. Elizabeth from England arrives first, followed by Lisa from Austria, and finally Alex from California. After getting Delos ship-shape and installing a new generator we leave South Africa and our beloved Cape Town behind. After a few days and about 750 NM of sailing we find ourselves anchored along the Skeleton Coast, Namibia. Delos is nestled amount massive sand dunes in a harsh but beautiful dessert. A few weeks of exploring amazing Namibia and we are set our sights on the big challenge- 5,000NM of sailing to reach our goal, the continent of South America and BRAZIL! We make port in St. Helena Island where the scenery and amazing hiking and scuba diving take our breath away. Next up is Ascension Island, a small speck of volcanic rock in the middle of the South Atlantic. We party at the local military base, Liz falls in love with a French Sailor, and we have some incredible scuba diving encounters with Galapagos sharks. Before we know it our time is up and the next stop is BRAZIL, which we reach after one of the chillest 16 day passages we’ve ever had. We explore the Brazilian coast making stops in Rio De Janeiro and before we know it 6 months has passed in Brazilian waters. Time to sail to the Caribbean! This season contains over 50 YouTube Sailing Videos. [links]
If overuse injuries are not addressed before they become chronic issues, they can affect performance and ability to sail for the rest of the sailor’s life. Luckily, treatments and solutions are available, such as corrective and maintenance exercise, which we will delve deeply into in the next section.
Sailing should not be a passive activity. The sailor should be aware of everything happening at all times and should be ready to respond to any issues that may arise. [links]
Certain injuries in sailing, especially those caused by overuse, can be effectively mitigated by a comprehensive exercise program. It is a good idea to have a thorough evaluation by a physical therapist or another qualified health expert in order to get individualized exercise recommendations for your own specific needs. However, there are some general recommendations on exercises that should be performed as part of a warm-up before every sailing trip, as well as frequently throughout the year. These will be provided in table 2 below. more