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Why we feel better at the beach: ✅Simply staring out to sea can change our brain wave frequency, luring us into a mild meditative state. ✅The color blue is associated with feelings of calm and peace and listening to the ebb and flow of waves and the swell of the sea naturally soothes and relaxes the brain. ✅The fresh salty sea air is full of negative ions which is believed to help alleviate depression! ✅The increased levels of Vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin, which soaks into our skin makes us feel good. The sea is truly healing 🌊 Book your day at sea with Fury Catamarans.

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We meet up with the @AllAboutSpray crew and surf a fun little right hand peeler off our sailboats in Baja Mexico. See our full video .@BreakingWavesSailing

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Reaching in 15 knots requires a combination of skill, technique and the right sailing boat, such as the J109, a popular choice for yacht racing and sailing lifestyle enthusiasts. In this video, we'll be sailing on Strangford Lough, a beautiful location for sailing and yachting, and demonstrating how to reach in strong winds. The Bermudian sloop rig of the J109 makes it an ideal boat for racing and cruising, and its performance in IRC sailing events is well-known. Whether you're sailing a Nicholson 43 or a J109, the principles of reaching in 15 knots remain the same, and by following these techniques, you can improve your sailing skills and enjoy the thrill of sailing on the open water. From the spring series to regatta events, understanding how to reach in strong winds is essential for any sailor, and can make all the difference in yacht racing and sailboat performance. By watching this video, you'll learn the techniques and strategies used by experienced sailors to reach in 15 knots, and how to apply them to your own sailing, whether you're sailing on Strangford Lough or elsewhere. The team at bottom up boats hope you are enjoying these short clips from the 2026 racing season.

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Sped up drone footage of the Young 88 class racing in their Thursday Night Sprint Series. Footage shows first start, first upwind and spinnaker set.

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