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Description On The Book:
The American Sailing Association is proud to announce a new textbook in partnership with North U. created to accompany the ASA 106 course Advanced Cruising. To teach the high-level sailing and sail trim principles we have worked with Bill Gladstone to update his popular workbook and bring it to the ASA audience.
This book has been created for those looking to continue their cruising and seamanship skills. You will get a deep insight into how to improve performance of your boat in both upwind and downwind situations, heavy weather environments, long-distance cruising, and more.
Here are just a few topics from the book:
This book not only helps you improve your performance, but also how to tackle problems as they arise such as what to do if…
...the electrical system is down...the engine won’t crank over...a line gets fouled in your prop...the head is clogged...AND MANY MORE
Advanced Cruising & Seamanship is perfect for sailors prepping to take ASA 106 and skippers looking to improve their sailing skills and knowledge. Here is a chapter listing of the topics covered in the book:
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