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  • Jibe - Wikipedia
    "Bearing away" or "jibing" (similar to saying "helm's a-lee" during a tack) indicates the helmsman is turning the boat (away from the wind) to start the jibe "Jibe-ho" accompanies the start of the boom swing across the centerline
  • JIBE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    : to change a vessel's course when sailing with the wind so that as the stern passes through the eye of the wind the boom swings to the opposite side Did you know? People began confusing jive and jibe almost immediately after jive entered our language in the late 1920s
  • The Difference Between Tacking And Jibing (Gybing)
    I hope to break down these concepts in this guide so that you too can get a jumpstart on understanding the difference between tacking and jibing If you understand the principles upfront, your actual hands on experience will be so much easier
  • Tacking and Jibing 101: A Beginner’s Sailing Guide
    Jibing (or gybing) turns the stern (back) of the boat through the wind Unlike tacking, jibing is performed when sailing downwind and involves the stern passing through the wind, whereas tacking involves the bow passing through the wind Both are essential skills in sailing
  • Mastering the Art of Tacking and Jibing: A Comprehensive Guide
    Jibing, or gybing, is another vital sailing maneuver, essentially the opposite of tacking While tacking involves changing the boat’s direction by moving the bow through the wind, jibing entails changing the boat’s course by passing its stern through the wind
  • How to Tack and Jibe a Sailboat Safely (June 2026) Expert Guide
    Jibing (also spelled gybing) is the opposite maneuver where you turn the stern (back) of the boat through the wind During a jibe, the wind hits the back of the boat, causing the boom to swing across the cockpit as the mainsail fills on the new side
  • JIBE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
    jibed, jibing to be in harmony or accord; agree The report does not quite jibe with the commissioner's observations Synonyms: fit, accord, conform
  • Jibing in Sailing: Safe Downwind Turns Explained
    Jibing, also spelled gybing in British English, is a sailing maneuver performed when the stern of the boat passes through the wind Unlike tacking where the bow crosses the wind, jibing occurs when a boat sailing downwind changes direction so that the wind shifts from one quarter to the other
  • How to Jibe - YouTube
    Today we break down the process of *jibing*, an essential sailing maneuver for changing direction with the wind at your back In this beginner friendly tutorial we’ll walk you through the
  • Jibing in sailing: How to jibe safely and avoid common mistakes
    Learn the essentials of jibing in sailing Discover key differences from tacking, common mistakes to avoid, and tips for smooth, safe manoeuvres





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