How to Rig a Flying Scot

University of Georgia Sailing Chalk Talk 16: How to Rig a Flying Scot
Welcome to our video series! Our growth has been exponential and in efforts to reach as many people as possible on our race team, we've moved to virtual chalk talks. Enjoy!

[@stephenlittle8657]

Well done!! I got tired of watching 1970-80's video. Yes informative, clear and good video- no. on the old ones. This was great.
Please girls and guys continue to post these informative videos

[@ugasailing9571]

Hi Stephen, thanks for the kind words! This channel was a project by an alumnus who moved onto a job with the US Olympic Sailing Team, but we may pick it back up in the future!

[@karhukivi]

Excellent video! There's a lot to do and nothing like hands-on practice, but a video sets out a mental checklist which is very useful. Keep up the good work and enjoy those sailing days with friends and fun - thanks!

[@hunterwhitworth1271]

Wow lake Lanier? I’m at kennesaw state, currently tote around on my sunfish whenever I can but really want a flying scot now

[@ugasailing9571]

Flying Scots hold more friends 😉
-Allison

[@GLOCKDPLUSFlowriders]

Excellent video thanks! Useful for our first upcoming lesson.
2 questions please:
How is the rudder secured in the down position? Are you just clicking it into place?
What is the name of those minimal life vests? They look superb and useful.

[@shantellamend8986]

Stodoys plans are amazing!

[@user-ts9xg4zl3d]

Nice sail girls