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I Should Be STRESSED… But I Feel More ALIVE Than Ever – The Lazy Geckos Ep. 351
Weeks of boat work will make you forget why you started. One day back on the water fixed that. ⛵ We're headed south down Florida's ICW to Fort Pierce for a haul-out — and this transit day reminded us exactly why we chose this crazy, beautiful life. Rhys took the helm and honestly? He'...
Help Build the World’s Biggest Catamaran Sailing Channel
Joyrider Worldwide is designed to bring together catamaran sailing videos from sailors all around the world. Different conditions. Different boats. Different experience levels. Different styles of sailing. The aim is to help grow catamaran sailing by creating a larger, more active, more diverse on...
Catamaran Speed Records Just Got Broken (Speed Stick Update)
New speeds are in. Records have been smashed. The leaderboard has changed. Want to get on it? • Take a GPS device with you (watch, Velocitek, action cam with GPS, or phone app) • After your session, check your top speed • Send your result to: [email protected] Include: • Helm + crew name...
Live Q&A: Downwind Sailing Angles Explained (All Catamarans)
In this live session we’re tackling one of the most misunderstood areas of catamaran sailing — downwind angles. Different boats need completely different approaches, and using the wrong one will make you slower than you think. We’ll be covering: • Standard beach cats like the Hobie 16 and Dart 18...
Enter the Formula 18 Americas Championship 2026 (USA)
Entries are now open for the Formula 18 Americas Championship 2026. Hilton Head Island September 22–25 Racing on the Atlantic Ocean with four to five races per day. Coaching is available in the lead-up to the event, including one-to-one sessions with me (Joe from Joyrider TV), as well as a full F...
Stop Slowing Down: Race course strategy, Power Control and Coastal Sailing (Live Q&A)
Are you slowing your boat down without realising it? In this live Q&A, we break down one of the biggest hidden performance killers in catamaran sailing — too many manoeuvres — and how to sail faster with smarter decisions, better power control and cleaner technique. We also get into real-world...
How to Control Power on a Catamaran (Traveller, Boards & Strong Wind Gybes) | Q+A
Got questions about your catamaran sailing, boat setup, or maintenance? You’re in the right place. Every week we go live to talk all things beach catamaran — from Hobie 16s to Tornados, Nacras to MiniCats, and everything in between. Whether you’re struggling with tacking in strong wind, downhaul tun...
Downhaul vs Traveller: Faster Catamaran Sailing? | Q+A
How much downhaul should you use? When should you ease the traveller? And what is the safest way to get a catamaran through a narrow downwind channel? In this week’s Joyrider TV Q+A, Joe answers practical catamaran sailing questions on power control, safety tethering, mast choices, easier rigging, ...
We Ditched Our Watermaker…Here’s Why – The Lazy Geckos Ep. 349
We've had it! After years of rebuilds, failing on us at the worst possible times, we've torn the Spectra Watermaker out of Calypso and are going with a new brand! We'll also get the new trampolines in and get them installed! Car Seat Info: 🛒 Travel Car Seat We Use: *As an Amazon ...
26 Knots on a Hobie 16… What It Feels Like (World Record?)
26+ knots on a Hobie 16 in flat water. Possibly one of the fastest speeds ever recorded on this boat. Onboard multi-cam footage with live commentary, filmed in Vassiliki, Lefkada, Greece, one of the world’s most reliable high-wind sailing locations. This is what happens when the conditions line up: ...
How to Sail a Catamaran Solo in 14 Knots (3 Levels Explained)
How to sail a catamaran solo in around 14 knots — focusing on upwind technique and control. In this video we break solo sailing down into three clear levels, showing how to handle increasing power step by step while staying in control. This is not about sending it flat out—it’s about understanding ...
Does Coaching Actually Work? (First Solo Test)
Does coaching actually work on a catamaran? Video Analysis. After 4 days of coaching on the Hobie 16, Tarek heads out for his first ever solo session… and this is what happens. This video is a full breakdown of a real beginner/improver sailor going out alone for the first time — with commentary o...
Global Speed Stick 2026 – Fastest So Far
The Global Speed Stick competition is the sailboat challenge that is running all day, every day in every sailing location in the world. It's a great way of measuring you progress and giving your sailing sessions more focus. If you want to get on the leaderboard: Take a GPS device with you w...
How to Sail Faster on a Catamaran (3 Stages That Actually Work) | Q+A
How do you make a catamaran go faster without losing control? In this Joyrider TV Live Q+A, Joe breaks down the three stages of sailing faster, from the first safe steps into higher speed sailing through to full-send performance sailing on a beach cat. This session is packed with practical catamara...
I Don’t Even Know Where to Start! New Season, New Problems! The Lazy Geckos – Ep. 348
The first episode of Season 14! We're back onboard after a few months away and are busy getting Calypso set up to cruise! We'll find out what condition she's in from sitting still and we'll get those trampolines started! Check out our webpage at www.thelazygeckos.com Other Link...
Catamaran Ropework – What You Actually Need
This is the ropework you actually use. Not every knot. Not theory for the sake of it. Just what works — and where to use it. In this module, we cover the ropework that underpins everything on a catamaran. The knots you’ll use all the time How those knots fit into real setups How to build systems ...
What is a Dart 18 Catamaran
The Dart 18 is one of the most successful one-design catamarans ever built, with over 8,000 boats produced worldwide and strong fleets still racing today across the UK and Europe. ➡️ sail area should read: Main 12.92, Jib 3.16m Originally designed in 1978 by Rodney March, the Dart 18 was created ...
More Catamaran Sailors. Stronger Classes. Here’s How.
More exposure → more sailors → stronger classes. We’re launching something new… and it’s going to bring more exposure to catamaran sailing, if you get onboard. . Welcome to Joyrider Worldwide. Filmed while fully sending it on a Hobie 16 in Egypt, this video explains: • What Joyrider Worldwide is ...
What is a Hobie Wave Catamaran
The **Hobie Wave** is one of the most successful beginner catamarans ever built and has introduced thousands of sailors to multihull sailing. First launched in **1994**, the Hobie Wave was designed by **Morrelli & Melvin** to be simple, durable and easy to sail. With its rotomoulded polyethylen...
Mainsail twist? Downwind in too much wind? Dealing with gusty winds? Q+A Live – Catamaran Sailing
Got questions about your catamaran sailing, boat setup, or maintenance? You’re in the right place. Every week we go live to talk all things beach catamaran — from Hobie 16s to Tornados, Nacras to MiniCats, and everything in between. Whether you’re struggling with tacking in strong wind, downhaul tun...
What is a Hobie 18 Catamaran
The Hobie 18 is one of the most important performance beach catamarans ever built. Introduced in 1977, the Hobie 18 arrived just as beach cat racing was exploding worldwide and quickly became the serious racing step up from the legendary Hobie 16. In this Boat Explainer episode from Joyrider TV, we...
Reading the Wind: Spotting Gusts, Wind Shifts & Sail Feedback | Catamaran Sailing Tips
In this module of the Joyrider Classroom series we take a deep dive into reading the wind and understanding the signals available to you while sailing a catamaran. Many sailors are looking at the water, the telltales and the wind indicators, but are not always fully understanding what those signals...
Every Voyage Must End… – The Lazy Geckos Ep. 347
Join us as we navigate the final leg of our Bahamas shakedown cruise aboard Calypso. Facing necessary upgrades and repairs, we'll prepare to re-enter US waters, discuss the challenges of cruising with a baby and address Jeremiah's health concerns. We'll also share insights into boat ...