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Send off session 2013 Park Laps with Jamie Nicholls Subscribe to Onboard Here - http://bit.ly/1gpxJM5 A few park laps with Birtish rider Jamie Nicholls. Filmed during the Onboard Send Off Session 2013 at Kitzsteinhorn. Presented by Monster Energy and Blue Tomato. Filmed by Tom Elliott Edited by Davide Spina Join Onboard on Facebook Here- http://onboardm.ag/Facebook Follow Onboard on Twitter Here - http://onboardm.ag/Twitter
Send off session 2013 The Video Subscribe to Onboard Here - http://bit.ly/1gpxJM5 Our second annual Send Off Session went off in Kitzsteinhorn last spring. Here's something to get you hyped for when the main edit drops on August 29... Featuring Markku Koski, Jamie Nicholls, Rowan Coultas, Ville Uotila, Max Buri, Levi Luggen, Peter König, Tom Klocker, Marc Swoboda, Kalle Ohlson, Sebbe de Buck, Markus Keller, Thomas Delfino, Christian Haller and Steve Krijbolder Join Onboard on Facebook Here- http://onboardm.ag/Facebook Follow Onboard on Twitter Here - http://onboardm.ag/Twitter
Len Jorgensen Top to Bottom run through the Stubai Park Subscribe to Onboard Here - http://bit.ly/1gpxJM5 Snowboarding is as much about creativity and personal interpretation than it is about stomping the best tricks. In this new video series we follow riders for one top to bottom run, letting them call the features, tricks and lines. No music, no fancy editing, just one continuous run of pure snowboarding. Here we follow Norwegian bossman Len Jorgensen for a top to bottom run through the Stubai park. Len kills it with smooth tricks and a really buttery style. Join Onboard on Facebook Here- http://onboardm.ag/Facebook Follow Onboard on Twitter Here - http://onboardm.ag/Twitter
Deze video gaat over Live aboard Egypte 03-2014
Carllie and Garett go swimming with the sea lion pups of Isla Granato in the northern Sea of Cortez, Mexico near Puerto Refugio. Visit: http://www.lightwave99.com for more catamaran sailing, boatbuilding and cruising adventure stories and videos. Happy sailing! VISIT OUR CATAMARAN SITE ======================== http://time-for-a-catamaran-adventure.com
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Lagoon 420 is a 42 ft. catamaran designed by Lagoon.The vessel if fully outfitted for comfortable cruising of up to 9 guests. Fully air conditioned, the yacht has 4 cabins with en suite facilities plus one single berth with head & shower. The salon is spacious and offers panoramic views. The yacht offers a protected outdoor sitting area, and various areas for sunbathing. Our Lagoon 420s are equipped with 240HP Diesel engines. They are available bareboat or with optional skipper and hostess.
A conversation with Mark the Rigger in Oriental, North Carolina. Mark replaced all of the standing rigging on our Westsail 42 Paragon. He also helped us to install a new bowsprit, step the mast, tune the rig, rebuild all our winches, and much much more before we pushed off on our 6000 nautical mile voyage from North Carolina to Iceland.
Passend zum Saisonstart der P-Boot Segler ein Video zur Einstimmung von Marco "VJ" Müldner! Die Bilder für dieses Video wurden von Nicole Gote, Sabine Grothues und Sabine Stich zur Verfügung gestellt.
Interview Frisse blik Soufian en Nisrine basisschool De Catamaran Rotterdam
Video afkomstig van basisschool De Catamaran (Rotterdam)
Video afkomstig van basisschool De Catamaran (Rotterdam)
Video afkomstig van basisschool De Catamaran (Rotterdam)
Video afkomstig van basisschool De Catamaran (Rotterdam)
Clicca Mostra Altro per leggere la descrizione completa ed i link contenuti nel video. Vieni a trovarci su http://www.giornaledellavela.com Siamo anche su Facebook https://www.facebook.com/giornaledellavela E su Instagram https://www.instagram.com/giornaledellavela Il primo Salone della nautica - Boat Show digitale https://www.milanoyachtingweek.com/ Siamo saliti a bordo della goletta America, unica riproduzione fedele dello schooner che vinse la Coppa delle Cento Ghinee nel 1851e che potrete ammirare al TAG Heuer VELAFestival di Genova (10-13 aprile). Ce ne parla in due minuti il comandante Enzo Todisco - Parleremo di: Introduzione 00:00 Clicca qui per scoprire le formule di abbonamento al Giornale della Vela https://subscribe.giornaledellavela.com/ - DISCLAIMER Il presente video è stato creato a scopo divulgativo. Il Canale Giornale della Vela e gli autori dei video non si assumono alcuna responsabilità circa l'utilizzo del contenuto di questo video. Dal 1974 Panama Editore si occupa del mondo della nautica e del turismo attraverso pubblicazioni cartacee e digitali; siti internet di informazione e servizio; eventi, attività di e-commerce e didattiche. Il Giornale della Vela, la rivista leader di vela in Italia ed il sito www.giornaledellavela.com sono a tua disposizione per trovare informazioni e contenuti aggiornati quotidianamente su crociere, regate, cantieristica, novità del mercato, prove barca.
Trailer da Palestra VIVENDO COM PAIXÃO novo contato: 11 9.6636.2747 Duração de 60 a 80 minutos. Busca estimular a reflexão sobre a forma como encaramos a vida, abrindo mão dos nossos sonhos em troca de uma rotina sem sentido. Estimular as pessoas a encarar suas vidas com entusiasmo, alegria e perseverança. Tomar atitude hoje para construir um novo passado. Reflexiva, Motivacional, Estimulante.
The Reach Initiative utilizes sailing as an educational platform, challenging youth to embrace education, establish a love of learning and explore productive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) based careers. Combining educators, sailing instructors, engineers, scientists with today's youth to provide them with a one of a kind authentic learning experience, giving students the opportunity to apply classroom learning in a cooperative work environment.
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Bora Gulari, two-time Moth World Champion, reveals to Bill Goggins, his go-fast secrets, the importance of the help of friends, the lessons of heroes and future goals. Recorded November 2013, a transcript of this interview appeared in the February 2014 edition of Seahorse magazine.
EN: Unique oportunity to buy an Azimut 58 2008 with few engine hours, and fully equipped. 3 cabins + crew cabin version, and hydraulic platform ES: Oportunidad única para comprar un Azimut 58 2008 con pocas horas de motor, y completamente equipdao. Versión 3 cabinas + marinería, y plataforma hidráulica HOTLINE +34 670 760 569 http://mariventyachts.com/
Pontoons generally exist on inland waterways and lakes. They are great as it allows you launch without getting your feet wet. This video is an introduction to pontoon launching.
Avoid the common mistakes when you need to launch your boat where pontoons are available.
Pontoon recovery should be simple, but there are a few mistakes we see over and over again. This video highlights the main ones we see and hopefully let you relate to these and help you to know what to do when you find yourself in the same situation!
How do you return to shore where pontoons exist. Watch this video to see how.
Purely an introduction to beach launching this video illustrates the types of beach that present themselves and how to identify them. The idea is to watch this one in conjunction with the other videos in this playlist.
This is launching at its easiest. The boat can be rigged easily bow to wind, these type of beaches often have little waves and you simply sail out and back. No beating or running, just reaching required. This video will still provide the useful info you need to identify such a beach and then show you how to deal with the situation
Launching in an Offshore wind appears to be the easiest and safest as the beach is often very sheltered. Whilst this may be the case, you MUST be aware of what the wind is doing away form the beach. This video will help you to identify what to do when launching with the wind blowing away from the beach
This video shows some of the common mistakes we have come across that folk make. Hopefully by watching this video you will be able to identify some of the situations and know what to do
This type of beach launching is the most common. Sea breeze effect of the land heating up more often than not creates the breeze to blow onto the shore from the sea. This usually creates waves which can present a hazard. Coupled with the fact that the wind will try to blow you back ashore makes this the hardest beach to sail away from. This video shows you how to identify the beach and what to do to sail out correctly.
This is an introduction to coming back ashore.
Sailing ashore is a key skill to learn. Onshore winds are the most common environment you will probably come across if you are sea sailing. Here we take you through the key steps
cross shore wind is when the wind blows up or down the beach. This is the easiest beach to approach but there are key steps you need to understand. Watch the video to understand what these are
This how to sail video will show you how to come back to shore when the wind is blowing offshore. In other words when you have to sail upwind to reach the beach. Learning to sail to get back in is an important skill to learn
This how to sail video will show you How to come back ashore. This is a key thing to learn to sail. Get it wrong and you could be in trouble. This video shows the common mistakes that we often see.
Taking a boat out for the first time is exciting. What do I do, and where do I sit and what do I do with all the ropes. This is an introduction to what you should aim for on your first sail. Watch this in conjunction with the other videos in this playlist and return to watch them over again if you need to.
Recap of the things you should aim to do on your first sail. This is how to start and stop, and how to turn around. Simple things to start with allow you to become familiar with how the boat behaves and responds to your control
After teaching people for many years there are common mistakes that apply to large numbers of people. All of our common mistake videos follow this principle and this one looks at the mistakes often made on your first sail
Here is a couple of simple maneouvres to practice on your first sail. Good exercises to practice boat control
Turning around on your first sail should be a tack which is where the bow of the boat turns through the wind. For a more detailed explanation of this process please watch the playlist on tacking. This video is the lowest common denominator for taking. Follow the instructions to understand how to turn in its simplest form, but remember that this is a complex process with more information needed.
This online sailing lesson introduces you to the sails, and how to use them. As this is your first day out these are the most simple but easiest to understand. It is all about the sail not flapping...... I hate that term, but it explains what you need the sail to do. Release the control lines until the sail flaps or flutters and then pull them in until they just stop flapping,
Where to sit is important. This video will show you, and help you to identify where this is. Good crewing position is a key skill to learn.
The crew gets situated in Band Neira, Indonesia after our sail from Australia. We do a bit of yoga, hit the water for some snorkeling, then get to the heart of the Spice Islands by touring a nutmeg plantation and Dutch fortress. Check the links below for more S\V Delos Action! http://www.svdelos.com http://www.facebook.com/svdelos http://www.twitter.com/svdelossailing This made possible by you! Support S/V Delos Videos! http://www.patreon.com/svdelos
Straatinterview Frisse Blik basisschool De Catamaran uit Rotterdam.
Straatinterview Frisse Blik basisschool De Catamaran uit Rotterdam.
Straatinterview Frisse Blik basisschool De Catamaran uit Rotterdam.
Straatinterview Frisse Blik basisschool De Catamaran uit Rotterdam.
Straatinterview Frisse Blik basisschool De Catamaran uit Rotterdam.
Straatinterview Frisse Blik basisschool De Catamaran uit Rotterdam.
Straatinterview Frisse Blik basisschool De Catamaran uit Rotterdam.
