Inside the America's Cup: No Second Place - Ep 2

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NO SECOND PLACE, a Red Bull Media House six-episode production in conjunction with the America's Cup, offers a fascinating and dramatic perspective at the world of sailing with a behind-the-scenes look at the teams competing at the 34th America´s Cup, September 7-21, 2013 in San Francisco.

This documentary-style production goes inside the teams, boat designs, training regimens, rules, the speed of the sport, strategy and teamwork, among other elements.

In this second episode titled Training to Win, we take a look at how team trainers and staff nutritionists work together to optimize team performance and round the crew into racing shape. Victory starts long before the final match races. Peak conditioning is mandatory to a sail a 72' multi-hull catamaran faster than anyone else on the planet.
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I love seeing these videos lately of how athletes in various disciplines train in different ways to maximize their performance in their specific fields. They come up with some very ingenious techniques. More like this RedBull!

eyebo

Thats amazing. I had no idea it was so intense! I have so much respect for what these guys do now

JPizzle

This brings greatest fun and greatest pain together to form an inexplicable emotion!

jeromeneumann

The America's Cup is named for the first boat that won it in 1851, the America. It was the only American boat versus fourteen of the fastest boats in the British Navy and they raced around the Isle of Wight.

tylercron

That oracle boat was on top gear, its the worlds fastest production boat

jaysaddington

Nice shot at the end of the video with Alcatraz in the background.

WMEC

GO Team New Zealand! We can do this....bring the cup home!

ChrisHadlee

Tyler thanks for the history lesson, but with all due respect, tell me something I don't already know. Technically, the Cup isn't even "America's" it belongs to the NY Yacht Club. When I wrote it was America's cup I meant that Oracle, the current holder is a United States boat and so for now, the Cup "belongs" to the United States.

Randy_Torres