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    Posted: 21 Jun 06 at 11:42am
Is it possible to do the same with a hiking boat?
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Originally posted by combat wombat

I've just purchased a Contender and will definitely be doing land drills before sailing it... getting under the boom will require practice. 


It is quite entertaing on a contender to get the hang of getting under the boom. If you have got your kicker tight enough it will most probably require releasing before you go for a tack but you can always try squeezing through!
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Originally posted by ianwat2212

I have an RS800 which i havnt quite got the hang of yet, weve been advised to try land drills, but how do people recomend we tie the boat down to do so, we tried the tie down cable in the dinghy park but that didnt work as it moved too much, allowing the boat to heel a very long way. Ive watched higher and faster and it doesnt seem obvious how they do it, it looks like they just took the wheels off the trolley and put the boat on the beach.

Tie two long bits of rope to the hounds and tie the ends as guys to heavy objects. One each side of the boat.

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