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Membership information can be obtained from the Office or your Regional Representative.

Fleet Charters are available at no charge, whether new or renewed. A minimum of five boats with current membership is required. Fleet Captains may obtain a fleet champion black chevron and certificate for their fleet champion by sending a written request to the office.

Windward Leg Back Issues can be ordered by sending $3.00 for each issue requested (check payable to USSCA) to the office. Specify issue.

Some Highlights:

RACING WITH YOUR NEW NORTH SAIL by Derrick Fries, Vol. III, No.2

IDEAS TO HELP YOU WORK YOUR WAY UP THROUGH THE FLEET by Scott Kyle, Vol.111,

No.4

PREVENTING BREAKDOWNS (Workshop) by Brian Weeks; ADD A HIKING STRAP (FYI) by Eric

and Scott; Vol. III, No. 5

CONSISTENCY ON THE RACE COURSE by Scott Kyle. Vol. III, No.6

CONVERTING TO AN INVERTED TRAILER by Malcolm Dickinson; SOLUTIONS FOR RUDDER

PROBLEMS by Larry Cochran; WINDSHIFTS by Kirk Beadle; Vol. III, No.7

STARTING TECHNIQUES by Kirk Beadle, Vol. III, No.8

MAKING THE STOCK BOARD INTO A SPEED BOARD by Brian Weeks. Vol. III, No.9

(wood board)

HOW TO RIG & RACE THE SUNFISH by Scott Kyle, Part 1, Vol. III, No. 10; Part 2, Vol. III, No. 11

FURTHER THOUGHTS ON RACING SAILS by P. J. Patin, 1992 World Champion; REPAIRING

GELCOAT DAMAGE by Larry Cochran; Vol. III, No. 12

INNER HULL REPAIRS by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No. 1

FOUR THINGS YOU MUST KNOW FOR EACH START by Rick White; RUDDER EFFICIENCY

by Brian Weeks; Vol. IV, No. 2

A SLICK BOTTOM GOES A LONG WAY by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No.3

PRACTICE SAILING WITH EASE by Derrick Fries; NEW DAGGERBOARD REPAIRS by

Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No. 4

INSTALLING RUB RAILS by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No.5

WHAT TO EXPECT’ AT MEASUREMENT TIME by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No.6

OPTIMIZING YOUR BOAT TO YOUR WEIGHT by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No.7

REMOVING THE MYSTERY FROM GELCOAT REPAIRS by Brian Weeks, BOATHANDLING

TECHNIQUES by James Liebl, Vol. IV, No. 8

MAJOR HULL REPAIRS by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No. 9

RESECURING FOAM BLOCKS by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No. 10

WINTER PROJECTS THAT MEAN SPEED NEXT SUMMER by Brian Weeks, Vol. IV, No. 11

THOSE NASTY DAGGERBOARDS by Brian Weeks, Vol. V, No. 1

INSTALLING & PERFECTING HIKING STRAPS by Brian Weeks, Vol. V, No. 2

FAIRING YOUR SUNFISH HULL by Brian Weeks, Vol. 27, No. 1

RUDDERS REVISITED-REPAIR by Brian Weeks, Vol. 27, No. 2

HAVE YOU DONE YOUR MENTAL PREPARATION? by Dr. Bruce Gillies and Mark van Stolk,

Vol. XXXII, No. 3

REEFING A SUNFISH SAIL by Todd Edwards, Vol. XXXIII, No. 1

FIRE UP YOUR INTENSITY ON THE RACE COURSE by Dr. Bruce Gillies and Mark van Stolk,

Vol. XXXIII, No. 2

GETTING A GOOD START by Paul Odegaard, Vol. XXXIII, No. 3

A PERSPECTIVE: PREPARATION AND PERFORMANCE AT THE PEAK OF THE FLEET by

Paul-Jon Patin, Vol. XXXIII, No. 3

STARTING-101: PREPARING TO GET A GOOD START by Paul Odegaard, Vol. XXXIV, No. 1

RELAXATION IS KEY TO MAINTAINING MENTAL FOCUS AND KEEPING YOUR “FIRE” by

Dr. Bruce Gillies and Mark van Stolk, Vol. XXXIV, No. 1

STARTING-101: ESTABLISHING YOUR PLACE ON THE LINE by Paul Odegaard, Vol. XXXIV,

No. 2

EXECUTION: GREAT SAILORS = GREAT EXECUTORS by Dr. Bruce Gillies, Vol. XXXV, No. 1