J24 Rigging Basics - Rigging the spinnaker, hoisting, gybing, dousing, and spin trim.

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J24 Rigging Basics - Rigging the spinnaker, hoisting, gybing, and dousing
This video was from the J24 District 14 Fleet 163 Racing School at DCYC Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club. J24 racing school is a hands on course to take beginner sailors into the sport of J24 racing at local, national, north american, and world championships.
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@victor-charlesscafati 2 года назад

I am a J-24 instructor, and the idea of teaching this tied off to the pier is just awesome. I am certainly going to try it.

@jamesofreedman 2 года назад

Excellent we need as many J24 sailors we can get in this world! It's a perfect first step to learning the mechanics.

@InformalGreeting 2 года назад

The algorithm is scary. Talked to my wife about buying a J24 yesterday. Google searched for any for sale this morning. Open RU-vid and this is at the top of my feed. Quite timely.

@jamesofreedman 2 года назад

Well if you have any questions let me know happy to assist. I love the J24 and I hope you enjoy your new boat as well! Where are you located?

@goshawnab Год назад

Excellent video, James!

@jamesofreedman Год назад

Thank you!

@Sailabear11 2 года назад

Awesome instruction! Great job in every way. Bravo!

@jamesofreedman 2 года назад

Thank you. We made the video to help our local fleet build crew. We kept having to teach this over and over so figured it was easier to have a video they could watch.

@victorpujalte9051 6 месяцев назад

Muy buena práctica, me gusta

@robertmaser1337 Год назад

I have a feeling this video will always make a great refresher at the start of each new season, thanks James! When you rig the spin sheets, it looks like you come over the lifelines, through the twings, and then back to the aft block, always on the inside of the lifelines. I've always kept the spin sheets outside of the lifelines all the way to the aft block (with the twinger reaching under the lifeline, picking up the sheet on its way by), but I'm excited to try your method.

@jamesofreedman Год назад

You know the world champions rig it outside and honestly outside is best in light air sailing hotter angles and it doesn't affect how the spin flies but inside distorts the shape. With breeze and the pole back it's easier with them rigged inside.

@robertmaser1337 Год назад

That's great info, you've given me something to experiment with this season, thank you!

@jamesofreedman Год назад

@@robertmaser1337 it's all about troubleshooting and trying new things!

@MichailPotapov 2 года назад

Thank you for your video!

@robemega Год назад

What is the clip you used for the spin halyard against the rail? It releases automatically during the hoist?

@jamesofreedman Год назад

Soak Clip! I have them on all my boats. www.velasailingsupply.com/soak-halyard-clip/

@robertfiorini2061 2 года назад

I did not see a down haul is it not needed?

@jamesofreedman 2 года назад

We use a downhaul on our new boat as well as this one, however we didn't rig it in this video. We use it in big waves or anytime the pole lifts up, however in light flat wind we leave it off.

@robertfiorini2061 2 года назад

@@jamesofreedman Thanks that helps a lot, I've just bought a J24 and found your video really interesting will look out for more.

@jamesofreedman 2 года назад

@@robertfiorini2061 thank you and good luck with your new boat!