Every way to capsize a catamaran!
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As well as capsizing, we of course have to bring the boat back upright, this element should be useful as well.
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If you keep watching until the end, i put all of the capsizes with the other camera view.
yes, quite possibly, I had quite a lot of trouble with the cameras, they were not happy.
@@JoyriderTV whao that very dangerous to how can I turn back the boat on the water I'm very afraid pls don't kill myself
Final word before a capsize, "woohoo".
If you're grinning you're winning!
@@JoyriderTV i have never heard of a more true statement
@@JoyriderTVso true 😂I’m going to quote this!
@@person7200 boom!
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This video gave me a post traumatic episode! I relived every capsize I ever had.
Sorry to bring back those memories, hopefully they'll be less traumatic next time.
Lol, I was feeling the same thing
Thanks for the dedication in delivering us this content 😆
You bet!
Great one thanks Joe. Massive dedication to do 2 pitches in a a row
Indeed! I think i killed one of the cameras as well!
Pitch pole on the trapeze I’ll put up against any other thrilling activity -that was awesome!!
Nothing like getting pinged out of the front door!
Great video Joe...thanks for putting your bodies on the line...I was impressed how you rattled all those various capsizes off in quick succession...great commentary too 👍
Thanks, once we got started, they just started flowing!
Joe you’re always taking one for the team!! You’re such a trooper!! great video!! Luv the “flight” on the traps
Thanks 👍
The nose dive I did 35 years ago. Still tell that story.
The most “memorable” capsize ever.
Learnt a lot that day. Hahaha
For sure. If you were ever unsure of where the 'line' is, that's a great way to find out!
@@JoyriderTV back before I understood down wind
The “bad tack” caught me last week in our club race. Poor communication with my crew and a little gust sent us for a swim...totally my fault. Your videos have helped me tremendously to improve my skills (2nd season owning a 16) and made racing much more enjoyable. Thank you! ⛵️
You're very welcome.
You get the thumbs up just for the color of the water. Everything else is bonus material.
Thanks Tim.
You really took one for the team! Great video, showing what not to do is as educating as seeing what to do.
Glad it was helpful!
You can also capsize when gybing and not guiding the sail!! we call it (loosely translated) a hit-gybe !!
Yes, that's a good one. That's probably my most common capsize that happens accidentally - i don't know how i missed it!
Arthur Pieters een klapgijp denk ik
de chinese klapgijp is pas vervelend, dan zeil je voor de wind met je zeil te ver uit en dan gaat je boot naar de verkeerde kant hellen en dan sla je om
This is the best capsize tutorial I have ever seen!
Thanks, I wanted to make the ultimate guide to capsizing!
@@JoyriderTV mission accomplished 😎.
Great addition to your instructional videos. Capsizing can be fun! And yes, we all wanted to see the inevitable pitch pole, and two to boot!
Glad you enjoyed it!
thank for taking one for the team, Joe
any time!!!
That was absolutely awesome and you guys did well to avoid paralysis for 30mins by bashing your hip on the front cross member by piling into a big oncoming wave and swinging into the cross member (brings back, not so fond memories !!) .
Love your “dry capsizes” after the first dunking lol but nice educational vid all in all 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a lot of fun to make!!
Best sailing video I have seen. Thank you
Wow, thank you!
I bloody love this!!!! Entertainment and education all in one!!!
Thanks!!!
Great video. Almost makes me want to go capsize. Almost
Thanks!🚣♀️
So I am late to the game here. Found this Channel from the Sam Holmes video you did. This was a great watch. As a former racer (Hobie 18A mostly with some open racing on a Super Cat) you did a great job. Having experienced most all of these myself. Great channel, glad I found it.
Welcome aboard!
That was very entertaining and awesome. And I even learned a few new things. And thanks for the tips on the knife and whistle.
It was a pleasure!
The commentary had me giggling the whole video!
This video pretty much made itself! The mouth was just switched to automatic!
Awesome. Love it.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for sharing . You do great videos . I am eagerly waiting for the season to start
Thanks for watching! I hope that you get out there soon!
this is very awesome and also very instructive. thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
One of your best videos. So much information in such a short time. Both capsizing safely tips and righting technique. Well done!!!
Much appreciated!
Lots of fun.Cheers
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Awesome. Love the dry man technique!
yes, it's a great one to master!
Love your videos. Thank you. So much fun
Thanks for watching!
Awesome guys thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
"Are you not entertained!?" Hahahah! I love it.
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Best show ever!!!
Thanks!
Yet another excellent video- thanks Joe! You must be fit to capsize repeatedly and still have the energy to deliver such good commentary. Well edited too, so you can really see what's happening. I usually try to keep my Dart 16 upright, but I'm really keen to try the dry capsize technique!
Thanks!
Great video, thanks! It must have been exhausting!!
Not as bad as you might think. It was a very giving wind!
Excellent video as per usual. This time a full measure of mental along with heaps of education.... Thanks muchly.
Thanks!
Wish I would have known earlier this week. Capsized my Hobie 18 for the first time ever while I was trapping out and as I was coming from the top my right knee came across the jib block. Well I took a slice down to the bone and it definitely made righting the boat a bit more challenging. The fellow on the boat had never been on a catamaran and I had not had to right the 18 before. The local fire department came out and gave my gapping wound a wrapping and eventually we sailed the boat back to shore and I made my way to the ER for a stitching. Can't wait to get back flying some hull. Nice video Joe.
Ouch! Sorry to hear that.
I hope you're back on the water soon!
I'm turning 63in in a few days and in just my 3rd year of sailing only two things I really want to do is sail on a tall ship and come to Wildwinds. See you in a year or two in the meantime keep up the great vids!
Fantastic show, from Ash and Joe! Thanks.
I'm glad that you liked it!
Fully entertained. That was classic!
Oh yes! Great fun to make too!
You're totally crazy :D
I like your videos, very very much.
I've been watching many of them since a couple of weeks.... This one is particularly fun! Thanks for fun 😊
Ps : I'd practiced HC16 when I was young, and was thinking to buy one next spring... You convinced me 🤣
Thanks very much. It's great to know that i'm helping to re-ignite some cat sailing enthusiasm!
That was fun!! 😎
Thanks!
Keep them coming..Joe
Oh yes!!!
I love ue videos and they have rlly helped me
Thanks!
I just junked my old 14
Those were the days
Go for it young fellas
I now own a Tandem Island much more sedate but still good fun
Great that you're still getting out there!
Guys you really gave it all for us here watching from the sofa! Big thumbs up X u, and looking fw to experience some of these on the water -the safe way
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The front dive with my Prindle cat I loved to do. In high speed it was sometimes like a little bungee jump when we were in the trapez. My trainees always were surprised, when they find themselves in the water in front of the boat. 🤣👍
Yes! So much fun. Always laughing when surfacing.
Great video! 10+ performance!
I can't see too many pitch poles. Awesome to see the crew suddenly launched through the air. Never want to see anyone injured though.
Way to go!
Looks like the trapeze like acks as a leash to keep in contact to the cat in strong wind.
Love the quick release feature. A must have!
Keep up the great work!
BRAVO!
Yeah, for sure the trap wire is the best way to get back to the boat a lot of times.
Thanks!
I just bought my first Cat after sailing single hulls and this looks like great fun!! thanks for the videos! I learned a lot!
Congratulations, happy to help!
Are you ok Ash? That's gotta be fun, hope the water was warm!!
He still appears to be in one piece!
Love it. Looks l me much fun. Awesome.
It was like being 16 again!
9.5 for them all - great entertainment and learning experience 👍
Very kind for your big score!
Just bought and aqua cat 125. It's been years since I sailed my sister's sunfish or Crewed her thistle, so I'm trying to catch back up. Watched a few of your vids. This one earned you a subscribe. Absolutely well done mate. Cheers and happy sailing.
Thanks very much and good luck with the new boat!
Excellent! I got flashbacks of crewing a pitch polling tiger at Wildwind 17 years ago, lol
Ha! Thanks
Love this channel and your videos. I’ve wanted a HobieCat since I was 7 years old. Great way to learn to sale I bet
You can do it!
Brilliant , Will be watching this one several times. I give you a 10 out of 10 for perfect splash lol..
Thanks, that's a generous score!
splendid
Thanks
Ha! Love this joe . Definitely taking several for the team . Ash looked a little shell shocked by the third one. Your stamina and attitude prevailed 👍
I fell through the 15's sail straight of the coach last year leaving an embarrassed Graeme shaped hole in it . Not my finest hour :-/. But never looked back after that :-)))
Roll on September
Oh yeah.
I was hitting it a little loose at times in this one, maybe an older sail wouldn't have made it. See you soon.
Thanks heaps for posting this video Joe (not to mention all the others) I've recently brought a Nacra 5.8 and have yet to take it out. I definitely feel a bit more confident for when I do capsize and hopefully ways to avoid it. Happy to avoid the pitch-pole for as long as possible!
Your videos are excellent thanks for taking one for the team. Vasiliki is definitely on our to do list.
Glad I could help
As one 5.8 sailor to another Chris, don't be afraid to stand out on the daggerboards when righting the boat. The 5.8 is very solidly built and can take a lot of punishment. For my righting line, I've just got a large bowline that goes around the dolphin striker and comes up over the front beam to loop around the base of the mast step. That will create a very secure anchor point for the line when you come to use it. One idea that my local Nacra dealership (Brisbane Catamaran Centre, Australia) does with all their boats too is tie or splice a loop into the end of the righting line that is fed through a bit of vinyl tube which can give you a decent handhold when necessary and is big enough to get your foot into so you have an extra boost for getting back onto the trampoline.
@@seancostello2622 thanks for your input Sean that it good to know. The foot/hand hold sounds like a good idea.
Good sailing mate.
Woww, great videos, i really learn too many things. Thnak you!!!
Glad you like them!
@@JoyriderTV spending at least 2 hours to learn for your instructions in a day. Thank you very much indeed, and really appreciate it! 👏👏
Awesome thanks for taking one for the team 👍🤣
No problem 👍 I have to say, I'm feeling a bit more of the fear with the Tiger version!
@@JoyriderTV alot more boat 😁
Made me laugh out loud cheers for that 😂
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Thank you
You're welcome
Nice 👍. Done a few of those 😁
fantastic video!!! what a lucky audience
Thanks very much.
I'll be remaking it next summer in higher quality.
Fantastic! I made a video kinda like this on a Laser, people kept coming out and asking if I was okay! Thanks for the great videos!
Ha! You're welcome!
Nice one. Reminded me of racing my 16 around Port Moresby harbour in Papua New Guinea. A mate had a close call taking out a newbie on the trapeze and capsizing. He had to push the guy down into the water to get him off the hook, then he popped straight out. That quick release hook would have been handy. Not sure they existed 20 years ago.
I think they've only be around for the past 10 years.
Mate, 10/10 for that flying pitch-pole. Now I know how to initiate my friends when they come sailing with me for the first time.
Ha! Yes!!
I enjoyed it all.. The Gladiator Quote was well used
Ha, Thanks! Well spotted.
A good way to learn how to prevent something is deliberatly not preventing it (for a while)! I did this, not as courageous as these guys in a high speed sailing catamaran, but with my inline skates (free style quite advanced level, so I also had quite some speed) I deliberately fell in many different ways until I had a great sense of the limits. It was actually joyful, like I also see with these guys. Thanks for vid and courage!
Thanks! Some of these deliberate capsizes really took some motivation - not knowing what the outcome would be.
@@JoyriderTV I can imagine !
It's cute when u two cuddle! Get salty!
We are good friends, I think that helps
the Best Capsize ever
Thanks!
I think you might be on to something. A timed competition with bonus points for style and difficulty. 🤣 Great video guys.
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10 for the last one!! 👍🏻
Thanks, I thought it was pretty good!
Thanks!
10 out of 10 just recently found your videos and bought an old 14 footer to rebuild.
Thank you! I'm very glad that the videos are proving useful.
I am entertained!
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Great video Joe. I'm trying the "dry man" next time out!
It's a great move to have in the quiver!
I have an old Nacra 5.2. Closer to the tiger. Looking forward to seeing the tiger. Thank you for doing this. I seem to cut myself on the stays trying to protect my foam sail batons when I go over. I am only 61 kg.
Yes, the self sacrifice to save the boat. A difficult decision that must be made in a split second!
12:55 everyone's favorite!
for sure!
Nice!
Thanks!
Joe....above and beyond the call of duty! Haha
Thanks. If i didn't do it someone else would!
10 out of 10😀
Quite generous!
Boy I bet that newton's cradle hurt when yall hit the water. This is great stuff to know and practice in a controlled manner.
Not too bad - on all of them I just have to be weary of hitting the crew
8:42 My mouth drops and I immediately click like. Within seconds you say "At this point if you haven't clicked like yet..." Talk about timing!!!
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it!
awesome video im about to get one of these and coming from small mono world
Great stuff. Good luck!
"Check if the 'thing' that's with you is okay by saying: 'are you okay?'". Valuable lesson there!
Ha! Very important!
you guys are fuc%$#@'n LEGENDS!!!! THANNKS FOR YOUR HARD KNOCKS, TO TEACH!!!!
🤩Thanks!
"Are you not entertained?" LOL My favorite is definitely the pitchpole. That's how I lost my "V" on the wind indicator. Without that, I'm learning to see the threads better. I still have wind direction, but no reference for the zone.
Yes, a good pitchpole will rip anything off that's not solid enough!
Excellent as usual. You need to do a flippy flippy. To show that in strong winds you need to jump on the hull that was in the water. If you’re standing solo on the bottom hull leaning backwards, you need to make a real effort to get onto the hull where your feet were so you can avoid a flippy flippy. If you have a crew member, they need to know to hold down the hull that’s in the water when the high hull starts coming down for sure. Great video.
Ah yes, the floppy floppy. One of the classics and most used methods to capsize the boat again! It didn't cross my mind to put that one in.
Great stuff. You forgot one...the "Hobie salute", where you stuff a tack in decent wind and wave action. Boat sails backwards, trips on the rudders and goes over backwards, leaving the bows pointing to the sky. Remedy is to climb one hull and tip the boat over on her side and right normally.
Aha. Yes, i've seen that performed many times, a true classic
@Tim Beacham that is also a classic! A bit of a pain to get the boat back in though.
Score 10. Thanks for the awesome videos. You had me at “blowing dogs off chains”! Good on you for asking for a like. I forget to do that.
Thanks!
Woooow..nice..
Thanks 😊
im a new cat sailor and this relieves a lot of my worries
Great! It's spectacular but pretty safe when you know where to jump!
Pich pole! The king of capsize!
You know it!
I made this one by wind force 5. Which maneuvre did you use to do it deliberatly, in order for me to understand what I should have avoided. Thanks for considering. Would be interesting also for capsizing backwords.
9.5 Brilliant
Thanks, very kind!
I give you a 10!!!!!! Intentional crashing and the Dismounts are Epic!!!! But We are going to have to deduct for the landings though!!! LOL!!!!
Ha! Yes, i'll accept the mark down.
Ha ha talk about taking one two and three hits for the team classic so funny to watch yes very entertaining thanks boys
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I really liked this video. Part enjoyment part terror, but at least I know what to do when the s-t hits the fan
Thanks!
love that blue water color......tampa bay florida usa here, shallow bay so green-mottled brown around here.
i sail clearwater bay area...sand key...clearwater community sailing center.
trying to master drycap on my lil zuma, but you almost gotta know its capping juuust before she goes over.
For sure. The dry capsize is a great tool to have.
You guys are so badass 😂😂😂
Ooooh yeahhhh!
I have a pretty teaching story of a capsize. Once I capsized on the side with my buddy on the trapeze. I kept the boat upright but he jumped to do not end up on the sails. So he was in the water and I was keeping sailing trying to come back for him. Then I capsized far away from his position and he couldn't swim fast enough to get me. So I was with a man overboard and the boat capsized at 180 degrees in 15/20 knots of wind. I had to wait for the Rib rescue. Lesson was: If one of the crew members falls in the water in strong wind, just capsize with him. (sorry for the bad English it isn't my first language.)
you can drive a man over board maneuver with just the jibe, even in strong wind that’s quite save and you can get him back easily, just let the main go loose
yeah man, good tip. If a member of the team falls in and you're not sure if you'll be able to make a textbook recovery, much better to just stop the boat as soon as possible.
Turning into the wind should work too
@@djonny_official it was really windy and I was really light. I tried to tack but the wind was too strong.
yeah I know this problem, sheeting in very strong on both sails and pushing the tiller away should let you tack very slowly, additional you can change sides and hope for the best 😅