"I will definitely continue to use this game in the lead up to the Olympics"

Mat: "It's not an easy game. I've been really intrigued by it. First up, I must be honest I thought this was just another tactical sailing game being produced on the sailing market, but this game has real merit and hones your tactical skills. The complexity of the game is really up to you and what you are looking to get out of it. I will definitely continue to use this game in the lead up to the Olympics next year (2012)." See Mat & Will at facebook.

"I'm excited about the possibilities with Tactical Sailing software."

"Just been playing with Tactical Sailing Game: lots of potential there. The big advantage for me over other race situation software is that you can move the wind direction in real time to reproduce realistic situations, and position the boats to demonstrate (or test!) specific scenarios. Well done! I think the game situations will be a fun way to get basic and subtle sailing concepts across to developing sailors: Great when the water is a long way away or the weather is unkind. Very many sailors and coaches use Macintosh computers so its great that the software runs nicely on a Mac with no need for Parallels etc.." See www.rushallsailing.com/mark-rushall/

"... a decidedly useful teaching and learning aid..."

The aim and method that Tilo Schnekenburger conveys by using geometry as an academic approach to sailing, is made more comprehensible on knowing why he developed his "geometrical tools". Not only is he a successful regatta sailor but also a lecturer of mathematics! Every professional sailor can use his "geometrical tools" as a basis for his or her personal strategy and tactics. Likewise, his definition of the "switch point" is a tactical decision-making aid. See: www.schnekenburger.click (German language)