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Coaching to prepare, train and progress
This manual Coaching light sail of Vagnon proposes a learning method thanks to a very visual, well explained and easy to understand guide to progress in light sailing. In three major stages: getting ready (the right moves), training (taking your first steps) and progressing (becoming an expert), you'll become an expert on the subject!
Characteristics of the Light Sailing Coaching
- Edition Vagnon
- Author Yann Chateau
- Illustration Lorenzo Timon
- Format 17,5 x 18cm
- 128 pages
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