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Limitations of the Saffir-Simpson scale

From category 1 to category 5, hurricane forecasters’ famous rating system has become ingrained in the minds of millions of Americans from Texas to Maine. The scale — known as the Saffir-Simpson...

| Mon, 20 Ap

Sailing tech trickles down to defense

American Magic Services (AMS), based at the American Magic High Performance Center in Pensacola, Florida, has been retained by Saildrone, a maritime defense company best known for unmanned surface veh...

| Mon, 20 Ap

Bro Safari Bae Safari wins at Charleston

The 2026 Charleston Race Week recognized 14 class winners during the 30th edition held April 16-19 in Charleston, SC. From long-awaited breakthroughs to dominant repeat performances, the regatta showc...

| Sun, 19 Ap

Gathering entrants of a similar type

The Newport Bermuda Race has several divisions that seek to gather entrants of a similar type, and the Finisterre Division is reserved for boats with mostly amateur crew. Formerly known as the cruisin...

| Sat, 18 Ap

Closing gap between training and reality

As preparations build for the 2026 Newport Bermuda Race, organizers are placing renewed focus on one of offshore sailing’s most critical—and often under-practiced—skills: man overboard (MOB) recovery....

| Sat, 18 Ap

Update for College Nationals selection

Several years ago, eligibility for college sailing nationals shifted from qualifying through conference championships to a blended system in which a selection committee augments conference champions w...

| Fri, 17 Ap

About Boating

When it comes to boating, many of us think of the thrill of the open water and the joy of spending time on the lake or ocean. But what about our furry friends? Can dogs join in on the fun? The answer is a resounding yes! In fact, many dogs love boating almost as much as their owners do.

However, it's essential to ensure your canine companion is safe and comfortable on the water. This means acclimating them to the boat and its movements before taking them out for a spin. Start by letting your dog explore the boat on dry land, then gradually introduce them to the water's edge. Once they seem comfortable on the dock, it's time to take the plunge and head out onto the water. Make sure to keep a close eye on your dog at all times and provide plenty of fresh water and snacks to keep them energized throughout the trip.

With a little patience and practice, your dog can become a seasoned boat buddy. Just remember to follow all safety guidelines and regulations, such as keeping your dog on a leash and ensuring they have a life jacket to wear. With the right precautions and a little practice, you and your dog can enjoy many happy hours together on the water.

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