When the boat is lifted by a wave it is exposed to stronger, cleaner breeze and is likely to heel.
当船被浪托起时,会暴露在更强、更清晰的⻛中,很可能会侧倾。
Sailing upwind, you will generally need to depower the boat as you are raised into the stronger breeze. Steer up the face of the wave and move weight back, and bear away down the back face and move forwards. You may need to ease the mainsail slightly on the top of the wave and pull it back on as you sail down the back. Downwind conditions are more in your favour. Instead of shedding power as the boat is picked up by the wave, encourage the boat to surf down the face.
Trim forward with body weight and pump the jib and mainsheet to promote surfing. Once surfing, continue to trim to the new apparent wind on the sails. Move down the face of the wave, trying to gain as much distance to leeward as possible without falling off the face. If your bow is about to rise into the back of the next wave in front, steer either way to prevent this and trim the sails to suit. Move back to help the bow to rise.