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Asymmetrical Spinnaker Trimming Tips

In this video, I'll demonstrate how to trim and gybe a gennaker on a Dragonfly 28 Touring trimaran. As a reference, the gybe is executed without assistance in 8 knots. Key Notes: 1. Make sure the clew of the gennaker moves as forward as possible before or as you bear away. 2. By having the clew as forward as possible, pulling the sheets on the new side will be easier. 3. You want to pull the sheets as quickly as possible on the other side once the clew has stopped moving forward and you are dead downwind. The gennaker hasn't been filled at this stage. This is the time to pull the sheets with little resistance. 4. Don't use only your forearm to sheet in. Use the full extension of your arms. You will never have to use the winch in the gybe by pulling it quickly and early. ***As long as the helm doesn't point high before you finish sheeting in. The helm has to be synchronized with you. 0:00 Intro 4:45 Extra gybe