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Antonis Meis
Two Leaders o One Boat
Explore a fictional sailing case study on leadership, crew conflict and initiative. What should a skipper do when two leaders disagree?
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The Decision Under Pressure
Explore a sailing decision under pressure in this SeaYou case study on seamanship, risk assessment, crew management and judgment at sea.
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Gold Fin 1997 & Celena Tragedy
Two Aegean cases reveal a critical lesson in seamanship: when an emergency develops, the decision to abandon a vessel can be as important as the original problem.
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Why Learning to Read a Nautical-Chart Still Matters
A navigation app can show you where you are. Learning to read a nautical chart helps you understand the waters around you, interpret navigational information and make better decisions as a skipper. Copy
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What sailing can teach us about direction, decision-making and leadership. A real catamaran transfer through three days of fog.
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When Experience Sees What Radar-Doesn't
A summer charter in Halkidiki takes an unexpected turn when a skipper spots a developing squall that the weather radar does not appear to show. A real lesson in experience, preparation and seamanship.
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Human Single Point of Failure on a boat – SeaYou Case File #003
What happens when the skipper is suddenly gone? Explore the human Single Point of Failure on a boat through a real Mediterranean maritime case.
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Skipper and crew navigating through dense fog during an offshore sailing passage
Under pressure, even experienced skippers can lose perspective. The Captain’s Bubble explores decision-making, crew communication and leadership at sea.
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