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  • by Tim Davison & Steve Kibble
    £9.49

    A brilliant introduction to sailing aimed at children aged 8-15 using the Optimist dinghy, packed full of photo sequences and diagrams.

  • by Nick Craig
    £11.99

    This book will help you make the transition from weekend racer to world champion. Covering everything from where to look and getting 'in the groove' to mental approaches and championship sailing, you will be working your way up the leaderboard in no time. Written by an amateur sailor, this book proves that, with the right tools and enough determination, anyone can succeed in the sport of sailing. Packed full of intelligent insight, brilliant top tips and engaging photo sequences, if your goal is to win then this is the book for you! In his foreword Sir Ben Ainslie writes how he himself has used a lot of the techniques that Nick describes in the book, and remarks that Nick is "e;one of the best... This book allows anyone to gain from his experiences"e;.

  • by Jon Emmett
    £11.99

    This book will help you to succeed on the water whether your aim is Club, National, International (or even Olympic) level. With detailed analysis, challenging exercises and useful top tips throughout, everything is covered: from targets, goal setting and a winning mental attitude to boat handling, strategy and tactics (plus lots more). Handy diagrams on almost every page help to clarify complex concepts and scenarios, and brilliant action photographs bring the text to life. Each chapter is closed with not-to-be missed advice from Olympic medallists - making this a must-have book for all sailors who aspire to great success. This is a re-written and more focused version of the author's popular title Be Your Own Sailing Coach, and its publication marks the re-launch of the iconic Sail to Win series, loved by sailors for over 30 years.

  • by Basil Mosenthal
    £7.99

    Essential information for the cruising yachtsman in an easy-to-understand format - ideal for those moments when you need an answer, and you need it fast!

  • by Chris Atkins
    £8.99

    Team racing is great for fast, fun and different sailboat racing. It helps develop some key skills for future racing success. This handy companion tells you everything a sailor and coach need to know to enjoy, improve and win at team racing. It describes the most useful moves around the race course, and the key rules that govern such moves. There are sections on how to slow & overtake; how to win the start & control the final beat; the best routines for practising; how to develop as a team & the team roles. One page gives all the winning & losing combinations for 2-, 3- and 4-boat team racing, highlighting the tactics for every combination, with simple tips for making strategy easy.

  • - Incredible Tales from Stream to Open Sea
    by Paul Knight
    £10.99

    Travel from Scottish streams to shark infested seas and from the frozen tundra to tropical reefs. There's every style of fishing, from the magic touch of the fly to blood-and-thunder battles with monsters of the deep. Shiver at ghostly tales from the river bank and marvel at incredible exploits with rod and line. There are stories of ones that got away as well as catches that set records. Discover a treasure trove of stories, invested with a drama and poetry that makes this essential reading for all fishermen, everywhere.

  • by Pat Manley
    £13.99

    Simple Boat Maintenance concentrates on the 67 most common boat maintenance jobs. Each is rated for difficulty on a scale of 1-5 and is explained in simple steps with lots of photos and diagrams. No special tools are required and no skill is assumed. Take this book in one hand, a spanner in the other and set to work. Learn how to: solve most engine problems; look after the gas, water, fuel and electrical systems; service pumps, winches, windlasses & sterngear; repair cracks & holes in fibreglass; find & cure leaks.

  • - Topper Sailing From Start to Finish
    by Dave Cockerill & John Caig
    £13.49

    The Topper is a brilliant boat - just under 50,000 have been sold and thousands of people learn the basic skills in Toppers every year. This is the only book which shows you how to rig, sail and race - right up to World Champion standard. It is packed full of advice, go-fast tips, photo sequences and diagrams. It starts by describing how to rig and sail the boat before moving on to racing and providing master classes for success in competitions.

  • by Basil Mosenthal
    £7.99

    The essential guide for new yacht crews in a compact, handy format which is splashproof and can be taken on-board.

  • by Steve Judkins
    £5.99

    This beautifully illustrated and very popular book covers the commonly used knots & splices. In colour, it clearly illustrates how to tie each knot through the use of clear, sequential diagrams and a step by step approach.

  • - A Step-by-step Guide to Taking Professional Quality Underwater Photos With a Point-and-shoot Camera
    by Maria Munn
    £13.99

    This is a step-by-step guide to taking professional quality underwater photos with a point-and-shoot camera. _x000D_Modern compact cameras are capable of capturing fantastic underwater images - and this book shows you how. Easy-to-follow techniques are accompanied by hundreds of photographs that show you how it is done and the results you can achieve. _x000D_There is advice for both beginners and more advanced compact camera users, covering topics such as what camera to buy and how to look after it, how to master settings for different cameras and how to compose great underwater photographs. _x000D_Perfect for divers and snorkelers, this book will take your photography to a new level.

  • by Tom Cunliffe
    £12.99

    Sailing, Yachts and Yarns is a selection of British sailing legend Tom Cunliffe's most entertaining, outspoken and instructive writing from the pages of Yachting Monthly magazine. Tom's regular column for this leading sailing magazine gives him free reign to explore a wide range of topics. He has a gift for capturing the magic of sail and finding pearls of practical wisdom in the most unlikely nautical adventures. Sailing, Yachts and Yarns is a wonderful miscellany of wit, wisdom and wonder. It will make you laugh and make you think - and make you want to cast off to enjoy the delights of life afloat.

  • - Diesel Troubleshooting for Yachts, Motor Cruisers and Canal Boats
    by Don Seddon
    £10.99

    This book is great for fixing marine diesel engines in yachts, motor cruisers and canal boats. The essential are all covered: good engine practice, preventative maintenance and troubleshooting. For those who want to know more, there is also information on fuel cooling, lubrication and instalation.

  • - Handling Ribs & Sportsboats
    by Peter White
    £13.49

    Perfect for anyone going afloat in a powered craft up to 30 ft long. A brilliant introduction for beginners and a great refresher for those more experienced.

  • by Tom Cunliffe
    £11.99

    Get out on the water and start navigating with Tom Cunliffe's classic guide to navigation and pilotage.

  • - Eighth Army to Red Army
    by Mike Peyton
    £10.99

    Yachting's favourite cartoonist, Mike Peyton's, fascinating memoir of his wartime experiences with the Northumberland Fusiliers, Intelligence Corps and Eighth Army - and finally the Red Army!

  • - Navigate Effectively by Getting the Most out of Your Electronic Devices
    by Pat Manley
    £15.49

    Using a combination of modern and traditional methods this book leads you through all the aspects of boat navigation.

  • by Pat Manley
    £7.99

    A handy, splash-proof, on-the-water reference guide containing all the essential information for when you need it most about keeping your boat electrics running.

  • - The Art of Anchoring
    by Brian Fagan
    £8.99

    This book is a basic treatise on one of seamanship's key arts - anchoring - the skill that causes skippers of all levels of experience more worry than any other.

  • by John Mellor
    £10.99

    This book will teach you to be a good skipper. As a result your cruising will be safer, more efficient and more enjoyable.

  • - How To Tie the Right Knot For Every Job
    by Steve Judkins & Tim Davison
    £8.99

    This beautiful full-colour book covers knots, splices and whippings. It begins with the ten knots everyone should know. The other knots are grouped by use so that if, for example, you want to make a loop you have eight knots to choose from. Each stage of each knot is illustrated and its uses, strong points and weak points are highlighted.

  • by Tim Bartlett
    £7.99

    A handy, splash-proof aide memoir with all the weather information people find hard to remember in an easy-to-read booklet.

  • - Winning Through Understanding
    by Glyn Charles
    £10.99

    A former Olympic Star helmsman shows you how to tune your keelboat or sportsboat, execute manoeuvres and tame the spinnaker.

  • by Nigel Foster
    £7.99

    This lavishly-illustrated, clearly-written guide to kayaking will have you out on the water fast - and in safety.

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