Sailing School

Sailing School by Doug Schryver, published by Macdonald in 1987, is a comprehensive guide that delves into the intricacies of sailing theory. This edition, available in English and spanning 191 pages, provides readers with essential knowledge on various aspects of sailing, including tacking, trimming, and interpreting waves and winds. It also covers the practical uses of different types of sails, making it a valuable resource for both novice and experienced sailors.

Readers will find detailed explanations on how to man and control sailboats of all sizes, enhancing their understanding of water sports and sailing techniques. The book focuses on the fundamental principles of sailing, offering insights that cater to those interested in sports and recreation related to sailing. With its clear and informative approach, Sailing School serves as a practical reference for anyone looking to improve their sailing skills or deepen their knowledge of this engaging activity.