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Month: November 2021

Sleep While Sailing Solo Offshore – A Brain-Based Guide to Napping
November 24, 2021December 27, 2022

Sleep While Sailing Solo Offshore – A Brain-Based Guide to Napping

In my laboratory one of the areas of study is the control of sleep, as a consequence, I have integrated my scientific knowledge with sources of information provided by others to develop my own “checklist” to follow when I race offshore.

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Nearing the Finish Line
November 12, 2021November 12, 2021

Nearing the Finish Line

It’s 9:30 pm and it’s the third evening of the sail to the Bahamas. I am on watch until midnight. We are using a 3 hours on and 6 hours off watch schedule since there are 3 seasoned sailors on board, Francis, Mike and myself.

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Halfway There
November 11, 2021November 11, 2021

Halfway There

After 48 hours, we have sailed 335 nautical miles and reached a major milestone: over halfway to our goal, with only 329 nautical miles to go.

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Preparation
November 8, 2021November 8, 2021

Preparation

It is 9pm the evening before disembarking for the Bahamas. I will have two experienced sailors on board for this delivery.

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