1. SAILING TO WIN SAILING FOR LIFE Setting a race course in 400 Metres of water Peter van Muyden

2. SAILING TO WIN SAILING FOR LIFE Setting a race course in 400 Metres of water Conditions reasonable steady wind direction around 125 degrees 17-22 knots depth 200-500 Metres two World championships (Youth, Overall) very hot Solutions preset the course by anchoring 45 gallon plastic drums Three sets of windward marks Marks (25 kg danforth anchor – 1 M chain – 25kg shackles - 1 M chain – 25kg shackles – 2000ft of 6mm line tied to drum.) Marks were tethered off the drum Signal boat two sets of (25 kg danforth anchor – 1 M chain – 25kg shackles - 1 M chain – 25kg shackles – 2000ft of 8mm line tied to drum in a Vee. ) 35 ft signal boat was tied to the drum

3. SAILING TO WIN SAILING FOR LIFE Setting a race course in 400 Metres of water

4. SAILING TO WIN SAILING FOR LIFE Setting a race course in 400 Metres of water Issues and resolutions Course length adjustments Change course Finish boat placement 3 square Metre surface area on the lines Signal boat settlement 45 minutes Start line length adjustment Harbour and Submarine traffic

5. SAILING TO WIN SAILING FOR LIFE Setting a race course in 400 Metres of water Youth Worlds

6. SAILING TO WIN SAILING FOR LIFE Setting a race course in 400 Metres of water

7. SAILING TO WIN SAILING FOR LIFE Setting a race course in 400 Metres of water