Seamanship

Explore a fictional sailing case study on leadership, crew conflict and initiative. What should a skipper do when two leaders disagree?Read More

Explore a sailing decision under pressure in this SeaYou case study on seamanship, risk assessment, crew management and judgment at sea.Read More

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. CopyRead More

What sailing can teach us about direction, decision-making and leadership. A real catamaran transfer through three days of fog.Read More

What happens when the skipper is suddenly gone? Explore the human Single Point of Failure on a boat through a real Mediterranean maritime case.Read More

Under pressure, even experienced skippers can lose perspective. The Captain’s Bubble explores decision-making, crew communication and leadership at sea.Read More

How one hour of preparation prevented a serious accident before it even happened. Reading Time: 10 minRead More

Why Most Boating Emergencies Start Long Before the Emergency Lessons from the Helm I have never seen a boating emergency that truly started when things went wrong. It always starts earlier. Sometimes hours earlier. Sometimes days. And almost always quietly—through decisions that didn’t feel important at the time. After more than three decades at sea...Read More