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• The RNLI
  The Royal National Lifeboat Institution was founded in 1824, but went under the name of The National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck. It was the brainchild of Sir William Hillary, who was very much aware of the dangers of the sea to both crews and vessels, living as he did on the Isle of Man, where many ships were wrecked along the Manx coastline. He had the dream of a national lifeboat service manned by trained crews.
  Published 22Jan2012, viewed 88 times

• Sea Sickness
  It is thought that about 90% of people have suffered from motion sickness at some point in their lives. Although it is not life threatening, many sufferers might well wish that it were, if only to bring an end to their severe discomfort.
  Published 26Dec2011, viewed 32 times

• Sailing Superstitions - A Light-hearted Look
  Since the first man built a simple boat and set out over the water, a vast series of myths and superstitions have developed. Even though modern techniques and vessels have changed out of all recognition since those early days, there are still those, who work and play at sea, who even now pay homage to superstitions whose origins have probably disappeared into the mists of time.
  Published 17Dec2011, viewed 52 times

• The Coastguard Service - Then and Now
  The coastguard services are national organisations responsible for various services at sea. However, they have widely different responsibilities in different countries, from being heavily armed military forces with customs and security duties, to being volunteer organisations tasked with search and rescue functions and lacking any law enforcement powers.
  Published 16Dec2011, viewed 111 times

• Rogue Waves
  Rogue waves are spontaneous and unexpected waves. They are usually large and can quite often be extreme and even killer. They may not always be the biggest waves but are abnormal and large for the state of the sea in a particular area. A rogue wave is twice the significant wave height (SWH). Their occurrence is usually in deep water from which a number of factors, combined together, will cause a rogue wave to occur.
  Published 04Dec2011, viewed 140 times

• The Volvo Ocean Race
  The Volvo Ocean Race, known to those in the know as the Everest of sailing is a yacht race to end all yacht races. Originally called the Whitbread Round the World Race, the Volvo Ocean Race is now named after its current owner, Volvo.
  Published 24Nov2011, viewed 47 times

• Crossing Shipping Lanes
  Crossing shipping lanes is something that should be done using extreme caution. Crossing a shipping lane can be made all the more difficult due to volume of traffic, poor visibility and bad weather conditions. Not giving enough warning or distance can prove treacherous.
  Published 24Nov2011, viewed 233 times

• Part 3 - The Western Area - Lundy To South East Iceland
  The last part of the shipping forecast is made up of the Western Area. This is from Lundy on the South West coast of England all the way to the South-east of Iceland. One of the other main features of the shipping forecast on Radio 4 is its infamous intro music 'Sailing By', by Ronald Binge.
  Published 18Nov2011, viewed 55 times

• Part 2 - The Southern Area - Dover To Sole
  So the list of the sea areas of the shipping forecast continues. This shipping forecast is given four times a day at 2300, 0500, 1100 and 1700 GMT. Giving detailed information about the current forecast in 31 separate areas the shipping forecast is a vital part of not only the shipping industry but British heritage. In fact, you could go as far as to say that it is an institution in this country and BBC Radio 4 would not be the same with out it.
  Published 17Nov2011, viewed 53 times

• Nautical Phrases And Sayings - Helpful Commands
  When working on a boat or a ship it can often be difficult to explain what you need doing. If you are in charge of a boat having a set of useful nautical commands can make life much easier. Nautical phrases and sayings were developed with that in mind. Many of the nautical sayings we know are quite archaic and have no real use or meaning on a modern day boat. However some of them are quite useful for simply getting a job done.
  Published 11Nov2011, viewed 158 times

• Nautical Sayings And Phrases - Everyday Language
  When it comes to being out on the open waters it is not just a fully equipped boat you will need. Having a range of nautical sayings and phrases will add to the experience. Nautical sayings and phrases are not just there to make you look good either. There is a history behind them!
  Published 10Nov2011, viewed 169 times

• How To Survive In Cold Water
  A helpful guide on how to survive in cold waters. Offering handy hints, safety advice and first aid tips. Whether you are looking for advice for yourself or to train a crew these handy tips on surviving cold waters are both informative and useful.
  Published 09Nov2011, viewed 94 times

• Sea Areas of the Shipping Forecast
  The Sea Areas of the Shipping Forecast - Eastern Region from Viking to Thames. Some history and the hows, whys and wheres behind the names.
  Published 09Nov2011, viewed 149 times

• Pirates And How To Avoid Them
  Unlike the traditional pirate stories of Captain Hook and Long John Silver, modern day pirates don't walk around with patches whilst brandishing a hook. Knowing what to look out for, and where, can make sure that you are not putting yourself and your crew in danger. Here you can find out more on what to look for and how to protect yourself against modern day pirates.
  Published 08Nov2011, viewed 99 times

• Fastnet - The Rock And The Race Part 1
  The Fastnet rock and its lighthouses. The Fastnet race from its beginnings to the present day.
  Published 15Aug2011, viewed 83 times

• Boat Shows Around The World
  If sailing is the life for you then make sure you kept informed of all the latest shows and exhibitions. Boat shows are an essential part of every sailors calendar. Whether you are in the market to purchase a new boat or you simply fancy a day out on the water and to sample delights on offer, a boat show is a great day out. With so many to choose from these days it can be hard to know which one to pick.
  Published 18Aug2011, viewed 116 times

• Sunseeker Boats
  For over four decades, Sunseeker have been designing and producing some of the world's most exquisite boats. A reputable brand of luxury and class, they offer their customers both a unique and prestigious product. When purchasing a Sunseeker you are buying more than just a boat, it is a lifestyle choice, and a statement.
  Published 18Aug2011, viewed 82 times

• The Shipping Forecast
  Format, history and influences on popular culture of the UK Met Office's Shipping Forecast.
  Published 09Aug2011, viewed 79 times

• Shipping Your Boat
  Modern transportation means that boat owners are no longer restricted by what country they live in, and where their dream boat is located. However, when you buy a boat from a remote destination, or another country, or you want to ship your boat overseas, this can seem like a very daunting prospect.
  Published 27Apr2011, viewed 135 times

• Choosing The Best Lifejacket For You
  A lifejacket is one of the most important pieces of safety equipment you'll ever invest in. It's relatively inexpensive, and as an essential piece of sailing equipment, there is no excuse not to have one and wear it! You'd be surprised how many people own lifejackets and never think to wear them!
  Published 22Apr2011, viewed 116 times

• Choosing The Right Weather Gear
  There are few things in life that are guaranteed, but if you sail … then you're going to wet! And although sunshine isn't always guaranteed, chances are you're going to need sun protection too. So, as a sailor you need to be prepared for all weather conditions and protect yourself accordingly. Storms, rain, sun and wind. What you need is an overview to help you choose which items of weather gear you actually need.
  Published 22Apr2011, viewed 147 times

• Choosing A Life Jacket For Your Pet
  Dogs are great aren't they? They can carry a newspaper in their mouth, fetch a ball for hours on end and sniff a sausage out at fifty paces! But it's a myth that all dogs can swim. Even dogs who are able to swim cannot maintain a doggy paddle for too long, especially older dogs or those who enjoy their treats! Plus, weather conditions and other hazards could pose a threat for your pet!
  Published 08Apr2011, viewed 117 times

• First Aid Kit For Your Boat
  Sailing is a sport with few risks, but sailors should be prepared for accidents. That's why a first aid kit is essential for your boat. What should be included within a first aid box can vary. It can depend on the type of sailing you plan to do: Cruisers should carry medication appropriate for the countries they sail to. Dinghy sailors will need a basic kit of plasters and painkillers.
  Published 12Jan2011, viewed 181 times

• Jet Ski Guide
  Did you know? There are one million jet skis in the worldwide waters today! But many people do not consider their jet ski to be a powerful watercraft, and treat it more like a toy. Of course you should have fun on your jet ski - that's the whole point! But there are a few things you should also consider.
  Published 11Nov2010, viewed 151 times

• Top Fishing Boat Tips
  You might not be able to control the success of your fishing trip, as far as the number of fish caught, but you can certainly improve the performance of your boat. By properly maintaining your fishing boat, you're preventing problems from happening in the future, saving you money, and stress.
  Published 11Nov2010, viewed 199 times

• Buying A Fishing Boat
  If you've decided to buy your first fishing boat, then there are a few points you should consider. Don't rush in and buy the first boat that sails your way. Here is our handy guide to buying a fishing boat.
  Published 29Oct2010, viewed 213 times

• Top Tips When Buying A Jet Ski
  Riding a jet ski is a fun way to spend time on the water. But, buying a jet ski can be confusing. There are so many different manufacturers and models to choose from. So, here's our handy guide to buying a jet ski.
  Published 27Oct2010, viewed 470 times

• Navigation Naturally!
  Modern navigation relies on information from satellites - GPS. Thanks to modern technology, voyages can be planned in advance with the aid of electronic charting software. This allows sailors to lay out a course, determine cruising times and work out fuel levels. But there are other ways to navigate your boat...
  Published 16Sep2010, viewed 133 times

• Sailing Terms
  Do you know your pitchpoling from your rhumb line? We thought you might find it useful to have a glossary of sailing terms. So here it is! We've also thrown a few in for fun!
  Published 12Aug2010, viewed 249 times

• Article about Fletcher Boats
  Arrowflyte 14GTO is an ideal entry-level sportsboat. Comfortably seating four, this easy-to-tow package is fun with excellent handling and speed. Arrowstreak 17GTO is the model British Sportsboat  fast and sleek, its one of the best performance packages available. Arrowflash 15GTO has top notch handling and performance and its full fibreglass insert makes it practical and easy to keep clean.
  Published 29Jul2010, viewed 302 times

• Hints and tips to help you sell your boat
  Just like selling a car, or a house, a buyer's first impression of your boat is so important! If your boat's appearance does not wow the buyer, they are unlikely to consider buying it. There are four key areas involved in a selling a boat: Deciding on a price Deciding how to sell it Preparing for sale The final paperwork
  Published 25Mar2010, viewed 158 times

• Test your boat before you buy
  Okay, so you've found the boat of your dreams. What's the first thing you should do? Test it! Testing a boat involves a lot more than a quick cruise around the harbour! You should inspect the boat like a professional boat inspector.
  Published 20Mar2010, viewed 209 times

• A guide to boat covers
  Protecting your boat with a cover, whether you are mooring, storing or dry-docking, will extend the life of your boat. Boat covers are easy to use and designed to protect your boat from the elements. If you tow your boat, the sun and road spray can add to the deterioration of the exterior of your boat.
  Published 20Mar2010, viewed 221 times

• How to paint your boat
  Paint strippers have vastly improved over the last few years, and can quickly and effectively remove paint and varnish without any of the environmental and safety issues linked with older traditional methods. However, even the most powerful paint strippers can be slow or inappropriate. In these cases, sanding or blast cleaning may be the only option.
  Published 20Jan2010, viewed 235 times

• Winter care for your boat
  You can't expect to pack your boat away for months of harsh weather without problems. By spending an hour bedding it down properly, you can be sure that next it will be ready to go, without repairing the damage the winter has caused.
  Published 20Jan2010, viewed 236 times

• Types of boat
  For thousands of years there was nothing but wooden boats - no other choice. Then in the 1960s they almost became an endangered species. What nearly killed off the wooden boat, in favour of the fibreglass boat, was not the material or the boats it produced, but the expense of building and maintenance.
  Published 20Jan2010, viewed 239 times

• Trader Boats
  Trader was launched in 1979 and is a world leader in motoryachts, with 500 Trader yachts cruising the waters of the world. The range includes Sprint, Signature, Sunliner and Superyacht – all instilling the values of comfort and luxury. As the number one motor yacht brand in the UK, and over 500 vessels sailing the world’s waters, Trader is a formidable force in the marine world today.
  Published 01Dec2009, viewed 219 times

• Arvor boats
  Launched in 1978 by Frank Collins, Collins Marine were responsible for creating Arvor boats. Frank Collins was a keen yachtsman, and in 1978, a Renault car dealer in Sydney. With a marine background and a career in engineering, it was inevitable that Collins would break in to the world of marine diesel engines.
  Published 01Dec2009, viewed 384 times

• Sailing tips: anchoring
  Boats are built for movement and will always resist being tethered to one spot. Keeping them in one place is a real skill. The right anchor must be chosen and maintained with care, and techniques must be learned and refined.
  Published 29Oct2009, viewed 234 times

• Sailing Tips: Launching a dinghy
  Launching your boat without damaging its hull is more difficult that you might think. More damage is caused to the hull during its launch than when it's afloat. By following some simple guidelines you can avoid scratches and scrapes which affect the overall look of your boat and will slow its performance. It could even lead to more serious hull damage.
  Published 29Oct2009, viewed 325 times

• Sailing Tips: Understanding the wind
  To be able to sail, you must understand the wind. Sounds simple? But by knowing from where, and how strong the wind is blowing, you can react to the conditions around you when you're on the water.
  Published 29Oct2009, viewed 235 times

• Fletcher Boats
  Why buy Fletcher? Reassurance - simple! Fletchers offer the best Deep V hull designs money can buy - hulls which inspire absolute confidence, hulls which are soft with dependable handling, hulls that go onto the plane fast and ride high. Since the foundation of the original company, Fletcher Boats have developed a reputation for quality, innovation and technological excellence.
  Published 05Oct2009, viewed 281 times

• Sealine Boats
  Sealine is one of Europe's largest luxury boat builders, producing over 300 boats a year. The luxury motorboat company offers an extensive range of sports cruisers, flybridge cruisers and motor yachts.
  Published 03Oct2009, viewed 211 times

• PSP Southampton Boat Show
  120,000 are expected to flock to the Boat Show this year. At Mayflower Park, the PSP Southampton Boat Show is a fantastic experience for everyone with a passion for boats. Whether you want to see what's new, discover a hobby or see the very best, and most up to date marine design and technology.
  Published 02Oct2009, viewed 179 times

• Cranchi
  In 1866, Giovanni Cranchi opened his first workshop on the shores of Lake Como, Italy. In 1932, the founder's grandson, also named Giovanni, purchased a shipyard in Brienno. The 1960s saw the Brienno boat yard producing a series of wooden models and a number of sailing vessels. With the introduction of new materials, such as fibreglass, Aldo Cranchi transformed traditional boat production into a more modern industry.
  Published 30Sep2009, viewed 206 times

• Top 5 fishing tips
  80% of successful fishing is down to preparation. Do you chose a rod or a hand line? At a basic level, you can make do with a hand line but it can be difficult to wind in. Where possible, use a rod. A rod deigned for trolling is best and if you have no room for a full size rod, use a rod designed for kayak as they are more compact.
  Published 30Aug2009, viewed 199 times

• Top 5 Sailing tips
  Here?s a quick and handy guide to help you brush up your sailing skills. Sea sickness - If you?re feeling a little under the weather don?t struggle up into to the top bunk. The best way to help you feel better is to stay low! The motion is less evident there. Try to stay horizontal, and if there are no sea berths onboard, throw some cushions on the floor and lie there. You?ll feel better in no time.
  Published 30Aug2009, viewed 227 times

• Bayliner boats
  Established in 1955, Bayliner are widely recognised as a leader in recreational boating. Part of the Brunswick Corporation and a member of the Brunswick Boat Group, Bayliner has been a boating leader for more than 45 years.
  Published 28Aug2009, viewed 758 times

• Sea Ray
  Sea Ray is the largest manufacturer of pleasure boats in the world. With factories in Tennessee and Florida, Sea Ray has produced boats ranging from 17 foot power cruisers to 60 foot luxury yachts, for over 45 years.
  Published 28Aug2009, viewed 267 times

• Small outboard engines
  Since 2006, the traditional, simple, lightweight two-stroke petrol outboard has been outlawed by European Union for environmental reasons - they no longer meet emission regulations. This is due to fuel residue, including a small amount of oil, being jettisoned along with the exhaust gases. So, if you're looking to replace your two-stroke, you should choose from a new, quieter, cleaner, but heavier, four-stroke engine.
  Published 07Aug2009, viewed 265 times

• Guide to Dufour - Four decades of innovation
  Michel Dufour founded his company to build the Sylpie in 1965, but it was his second design, the Arpege from 1967, that established his reputation as an innovative designer and builder. Today, the company builds cruiser-racers from 34ft to 45ft and 'pure' cruisers from 32ft to 50ft. Most of the hulls are designed by Umberto Felci and the interiors styled by Patrick Roseo.
  Published 04Aug2009, viewed 387 times

• Greener outboards
  More fuel efficient and environmentally friendly outboards are coming on to the market all the time. Honda has taken a very successful engine, the BF50, and put it through an environmental make-over. They wanted a lighter unit, better mid-range efficiency and a throttle second to none when opened at the top end.
  Published 04Aug2009, viewed 164 times

• Servicing your boats fuel system
  Regular engine servicing is essential for all boat owners, and winter is the ideal time to prepare your boat for summer 2009. You should check regularly throughout the season for collected water. It will be clearly visible and will require occasional draining.
  Published 04Aug2009, viewed 207 times

• Sailing club holidays
  Club holidays are one of the best vacations you'll ever experience. The flexibility offers a fantastic experience for everyone, young or old, families and singles.
  Published 04Aug2009, viewed 170 times

• Fitting a wing engine
  When an engine needs upgrading, rather than rebuilding the existing engine, and only if there is space, it is possible to build a wing engine. This will ensure that access to main engine is not compromised and there is access to the extra engine.
  Published 23Jul2009, viewed 237 times

• Beginners tips for gibing a dinghy
  Gybing means changing tacks when the wind is blowing from behind the boat. This can be a difficult manoeuvre in stronger winds, since the wind is blowing directly onto the mainsail throughout the gybe.
  Published 23Jul2009, viewed 843 times

• Beneteau Sailing Boats
  The Beneteau company formed over 100 years ago on the quays of Croix-de-Vie, Vendée. For 120 years, innovation as been at the heart of Beneteau's craftmanship. And it is ground-breaking force of Benjamin Beneteau which drives the 2,500 employees. To this day, over 42,000 Beneteau yachts have been created.
  Published 27Feb2009, viewed 234 times

• Be safe on the ocean with a Danbouy
  Bring able to clearly spot a man overboard, especially in dark conditions and rough weather, is essential. A horseshoe lifebelt is one of the most important pieces of safety equipment for any boat owner. Having a buoyancy device at hand for anyone in an overboard situation should be your top priority.
  Published 26Feb2009, viewed 227 times

• Boat security systems
  Most boats are moored away from home where it's difficult to keep an eye on them. That's why good security is essential. Mobile phone and satellite communication alarm systems may be the answer.
  Published 26Feb2009, viewed 246 times

• Preventing Boat Crime
  With the cost of marine theft reaching 1 million pounds a year in Hampshire alone, boats have become a lucrative target for thieves. Outboard engines and powerboats with trailers are the most commonly stolen, and account for 60% of boat thefts.
  Published 26Dec2008, viewed 245 times

• Bio Diesel
  If your diesel engine has an indirect fuel system, like most yachts and motorboats, you could be running it on pure vegetable oil - also known as biodiesel.
  Published 08Dec2008, viewed 259 times

• Fairline
  Jack Newington was a craftsman committed to the highest levels of quality. He used his passion for sailing and created the hugely successful company that is Fairline. Newington's son, Sam, led the company for 25 years and used his commitment to quality to drive Fairline forward.
  Published 01Dec2008, viewed 269 times

• Sunseeker
  Sunseeker is the principle seller of Sunseeker boats around the world. Offering customers the prestige of their products along with award-winning customer service, Sunseeker are a major influence in the world of luxury yachts and motorboats and their quest for perfection puts their brand in a league of its own.
  Published 25Nov2008, viewed 237 times

• Sailing Boat Hulls
  A hull is the body of a sailing boat. It provides the buoyancy that prevents the vessel from sinking.
  Published 23Oct2008, viewed 292 times

• Choosing a Power Boat Hull
  Hull types can have a variety of sub-types, closer to each end of the scale. When choosing your hull always consider your intended usage and your budget.
  Published 17Oct2008, viewed 584 times

• Yacht Clubs in the UK
  A Yacht Club, or Sailing Club, is a sports club exclusively related to sailing and yachting. Traditionally, a Yacht Club is focused on membership of yacht owners, while a Sailing Club would be membership for smaller boat owners - such as dinghies. Some clubs also include owners of powerboats.
  Published 08Oct2008, viewed 337 times

• Celebrity Yacht Owners
  Holidays are all about rest, relaxation, and luxury. And when it comes to celebrities, you can count on them to go overboard by spending time - and money, in exotic locations, onboard some of the world's most luxurious yachts.
  Published 08Oct2008, viewed 446 times

• Southampton - Gateway to the world
  Southampton has always been proud of its links with the sea. It boasts a world class port with over 280 cruise ship movements a year, and is one of the country's leading commercial dockyards.
  Published 19Sep2008, viewed 375 times

• Marinas in the UK
  If you are thinking of buying a boat, you'll need somewhere to moor it and to keep it maintained.
  Published 18Sep2008, viewed 369 times

• Southampton Boat Show 12th - 21st September 2008
  The PSP Southampton Boat Show offers fun for all the family with boats, watersports, Europe's largest show marina and plenty of shopping. The event highlights everything new in boating and attracts visitors with demonstrations and fun activities.
  Published 10Sep2008, viewed 324 times

• Guide to Motorboats
  With so many different types of boats available, we bring you this beginner's guide to Motorboats. We hope it will help you make the right choice when buying a boat.
  Published 28Aug2008, viewed 376 times

• Sailing Safety
  Sailing is a wonderful hobby, but as with any sport it can be dangerous. From novices to the most experienced sailors, it's vital that you're safe on the water. With 54% of lifeboat services carried out for pleasure craft, you cannot afford to take risks on the water. We've put together some basic rules, ideal if you are new to sailing:
  Published 27Aug2008, viewed 361 times

• Green Sailing
  Nothing beats the fun and excitement of sailing as a hobby - but have you considered the impact of sailing on the environment?
  Published 21Aug2008, viewed 509 times

• The Sailing Five Essentials
  The YachtMarket brings you the five essentials points when sailing. When sailing you should always check that all five are adjusted to your sailing direction.
  Published 13Aug2008, viewed 410 times

• A B C of Sailing Terms
  Just for fun! TheYachtMarket brings you sailing terms that you may not be familiar with. Why not test yourself?
  Published 02Aug2008, viewed 358 times

• Cowes Week
  Skandia Cowes Week is a huge event in the British sporting calendar. With 40 races every day and over 1,000 boats on show, it's the largest sailing regatta in the world! Cowes Week lasts for eight days and takes place every August in the Solent waters off Cowes in the United Kingdom.
  Published 31Jul2008, viewed 249 times

• Keeping Your Boat Ship Shape!
  Regularly maintaining your boat will ensure you protect your investment. Regularly rinse with fresh water. Use a marine soap rather than a household cleaner.
  Published 12Jul2008, viewed 458 times

• Dinghy Sailing
  For an exhilarating sailing experience which is easy to start and full of fun, there is no better way to enter the sport than with dinghy sailing.
  Published 26Jun2008, viewed 404 times

• Learning To Sail
  Learning to sail in the UK is great due to the amount of coastline. Anyone can learn to sail and it doesn't have to be expensive.
  Published 10Jun2008, viewed 426 times

• Building A Strong Back
  Training your back is essential for creating a balanced body shape. It'll also build all-over useful strength which will make everyday lifting tasks much easier. In this article we discuss the 5 best back building exercises.
  Published 07Jun2008, viewed 363 times

• Yachting Holidays
  For this year's summer holiday, why not consider a yachting holiday? We've reviewed three popular sailing holiday destinations (Croatia, Greece and Italy) to help you choose the right one for you.
  Published 03Jun2008, viewed 397 times

• Insuring Your Boat
  The type of boat insurance policy that you require will depend on what type of boat you have and its intended usage. Should you choose third party liability or comprehensive cover? Does your policy need to cover commercial use?
  Published 27May2008, viewed 407 times

• Choosing The Right Boat For You
  What's the right boat for you? We've put together this guide to help you choose the best boat for your particular needs.
  Published 13May2008, viewed 366 times

• The Best Exercises for a Big Chest
  The best chest exercises for building your pecs include the Seated Chest Press, dumbbell flyes, cable crossovers and bench press.
  Published 03Apr2008, viewed 736 times

• Burn More Fat With Interval Training
  Interval training involves alternating high and low intensity periods of exercise within one training session. Training in this way burns fat more quickly and develops fitness faster than exercising for longer periods at lower intensity.
  Published 18Mar2008, viewed 300 times

• The cost implications of Red Diesel to the Marine Industry
  In the UK, leisure boaters have been able to use lower taxed Red Diesel. However, EU regulations now mean that Red Diesel will no longer be able to be used in pleasure craft unless the full duty is paid. The UK is now in a grace period for the phasing out of red diesel. It will be legally usable in leisure craft until November 2008.
  Published 06Mar2008, viewed 854 times

• Outboard Engines - 2 Stroke or 4 Stroke?
  2 stroke vs 4 stroke outboard engines and what size of boat each is best suited to. The differences between the two types of outboard motors are compared helping you decide which boats and outboards combinations are right for you.
  Published 28Feb2008, viewed 980 times

• How To Do Deadlifts
  The deadlift will train all major muscles and is wonderful for building muscle and strengthening the lower back. The standard deadlift technique is discussed as well as how to do the sumo deadlift and stiff legged deadlift.
  Published 20Feb2008, viewed 413 times

• Using a Yacht Broker or Selling Privately
  When buying and selling a boat, should you use a yacht broker or do it privately? There are advantages and disadvantages of both. Yacht brokers will do much of the work for you, but you'll need to pay them so you may get a better price buying or selling your boat privately.
  Published 14Feb2008, viewed 598 times

• Why Charter A Boat?
  Charting a boat is great for a family holiday or group experience. Popular yacht charter destinations include Greece, the Caribbean, Mediterranean and the French Riviera.
  Published 31Jan2008, viewed 454 times

• What Is Search Engine Optimisation?
  Search engine optimisation is a vital marketing technique for increasing traffic to a web site. Using white-hat SEO techniques such as keyword analysis and link building is needed to achieve and maintain good search engine placement for a web site.
  Published 23Jan2008, viewed 317 times

• Mooring To A Pontoon Or Dock
  It is important to protect your investment by mooring your boat correctly. Mooring your boat to a pontoon or dock is made easy by preparation of crew, fenders and lines. Using spring lines in addition to bow and stern lines ensures the boat is secured properly. In busy times mooring alongside another vessel may be required.
  Published 10Jan2008, viewed 3551 times

• Readying Your Boat For Selling
  Useful tips on cleaning and repairing your boat so that it sells quickly and for a good price. Advice on writing a detailed description of your boat for use in magazine and online classifieds boats for sale adverts.
  Published 12Dec2007, viewed 301 times

• Preparing Your Boat For Winter
  How to prepare your boat for the winter. Useful tips on winterizing your boat whether it is being stored in or out of the water.
  Published 28Nov2007, viewed 841 times

• The Physics of Sailing Simplified
  A simplified description of the physics behind sailing and some common sailing terms defined.
  Published 06Nov2007, viewed 423 times

• Selling your boat and avoiding fraud
  Read this guide to avoiding common scams when selling your boat privately.
  Published 27Sep2007, viewed 326 times

• Buying A Used Boat
  Top tips on how to buy a used boat safely. What to look out for and how to avoid fraud.
  Published 05Jul2007, viewed 347 times

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