Patrick, during his advanced sailing course (by OLM) amidst challenging conditions (force 4 and rough seas on Douglas), adeptly observed, analyzed, and took decisive action on the formidable waves and breakers at the Raz de Sein.
This video shows how he successfully navigated and conquered these mighty swells.
Check out this retrospective of 2022, a compliation of the best videos.
This video was published on the OLM Perfectionnement Mer Formée YouTube channel
Check out the first mastering course of Rémy: How Sea Shepherd Volunteers Train for RIB Missions
In this video Rémy returns for a technical and meteorological development with this Level 2 training course. This is part of his preparation for his involvement with Sea Shepherd.
Technical improvement, increased stress tolerance was the target.
This video was published on the OLM Perfectionnement Mer Formée YouTube channel.
How is a rough sea named? Check out my article on this matter: Wind, Waves, Swell: Beaufort vs Douglas Sea Scale.
I truly value Olivier’s training, which is why you’ll find an extended collection of videos on RIBsONLY.com, focused on mastering navigatiion in agitated and rough seas.
Rémy from Neuville-sur-Saône (France) has joined the Sea Shepherd association with the goal of serving aboard the NGO vessel John Paul DeJoria in French Guiana. His target role is bosun on a rigid inflatable boat (RIB), supporting Sea Shepherd’s marine conservation missions.
To strengthen his RIB boat handling and offshore skills, Rémy trained in the challenging waters of the Raz de Sein, a well-known testing ground for professional crews.
He has already completed the first training level, with the next certification in preparation. This hands-on Sea Shepherd RIB training improves operational readiness for future missions at sea.
How is a rough sea named? Check out my article on this matter: Wind, Waves, Swell: Beaufort vs Douglas Sea Scale.
Olivier Consorti, leads the OLM Perfectionnement Mer Formée and provides training sessions out on the sea in Mercury powered RIBCRAFT.
No other initiatives in France match this level of practical immersion and high-performance coaching.
This video was published on the OLM Perfectionnement Mer Formée YouTube channel.
I enjoy Oliiver’s videos of the training sessions a lot, so I posted the best ones here.
Olivier Consorti, owner of OLM Perfectionnement Mer Formée, leads these training sessions, pushing the limits of mastery of his clients.
I truly value Olivier’s training sessions, which is why I’ve shared many more videos on RIBsONLY.com featuring training in agitated and rough seas: A lot more training videos in agitated and rough seas.
His trainings are unique in France.
This video was published on the OLM Perfectionnement Mer Formée YouTube channel.
How is a rough sea named? Check out my article on this matter: Wind, Waves, Swell: Beaufort vs Douglas Sea Scale.
Olivier Consorti heads the OLM Rough Sea Advanced Training programme.
He works directly with each participant, delivering demanding sessions focused on precision, confidence and real-world offshore expertise.
No other initiatives in France match this level of practical immersion and high-performance coaching.
The following testimonial was provided by a recent participant:
After the Glénan course in November, which was fantastic, I only had one desire: to take it to the next level by doing the Raz de Sein.
Honestly, I wasn’t disappointed — the training was outstanding. There was definitely stress and plenty of thrills, but in the end, so much satisfaction.
Thanks again, Olivier, for this unforgettable experience, your friendliness and your professionalism.
— Olivier Rolland
I appreciate Olivier’s trainings a lot, and that’s why I’ve posted many more videos here on RIBsONLY.com: Training videos in agitated and rough seas.
This video was published on the OLM Perfectionnement Mer Formée YouTube channel.
How is a rough sea named? Check out my article on this matter: Wind, Waves, Swell: Beaufort vs Douglas Sea Scale.