#146t How to Sail a Catamaran - Docking Theory | Sailing Sisu Leopard 45 Catamaran Circumnavigating

This week we will be starting with the Theory of Docking in the series of how to sail a catamaran. Granted, we knew absolute nothing about boats when we moved onto Sisu and two months later we sailed away from South Africa. Now, after more than 22,000nm, 80 latitudes, crossing the Atlantic Ocean, which was not even our longest nor wildest passage, with a passage close to 4,000nm and 42 days, endured storms, 5m high seas, 44kts of wind at sea, in the last three years, we are ready to show our viewers a few tips. A big shoutout to all our subscribers, you guys rock! And to y'all not yet subscribed, please hit that RED SUBSCRIBE (it's free) then the BELL (it's free too) so that you won't miss our latest releases. AND if you liked what you saw or have some advise to give us, the THUMB and leave a COMMENT (it's free too!) :-) 00:00 - Intro 01:47 - Happy Together II docking 03:17 - Tank Analogy 03:57 - Lock the Steering 04:36 - Effect of Engines on the Movement 05:34 - Pivot Point 06:31 - Forget About BIG SNAZZY Boat Terminology! 07:18 - Casting Off and Get the Boat off the Dock 09:18 - Momentum is Your Enemy 10:36 - Rudder Control Means Boat Control 11:27 - Drifting, Wind and Currents 12:18 - The PICTURE, keep the PICTURE in mind...ALWAYS! 14:44 - Short Summary 15:47 - OK, now let's start with the practical! www.YouTube.com/c/SailingSisu Reward us on Patreon to update our equipment: patreon.com/SailingSisu Blog: sailingsisu.blog Facebook: facebook.com/SailingSisu Instagram: instagram.com/SailingSisu Twitter: @SailingSisu. Tumbler: sailingsisu.tumblr.com Flickr: flickr.com/people/SailingSisu Music: epidemicsound.com Leopard Catamarans: leopardcatamarans.com (mention Sailing Sisu and see what happens ;-) Theme Song: written and composed by Ghapi, song name is Sisu. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... We purchased a Leopard 45 Catamaran to sail around the world. Our channel documents our thought and decision making processes with regards to the preparations of getting her kitted out for our needs. We want to visit off the beaten track places and need to prepare for ice bergs, storms, heavy seas, as well as nice tranquil tropical waters... Follow us on our journey, of which we've done more than 20 000 miles already. Our wish is that you may hopefully live vicariously through our adventures, or take some valuable information with you that might assist you in your endeavors some day.