The ideal weight to get maximum speed on a Laser is about 150 lb. There are a lot of variables but in very windy conditions you need at least that much weight to counter balance the boat. A lot also depends on your agility and skill in being able to hike over the side of the boat. In lighter winds or in any downwind tacks ( broad reach or run) the boat would be faster with a very light person ( small kid). The boat is very tender ( sensitive) to wind gusts so a very quick response is needed in gusty and strong wind conditions.
The boat is a lot of fun to sail and will plane ( skim on top of the water) very easily in strong winds. I used to demonstrate this boat when they first came out. An experienced sailor in a strong wind can get some incredible performance out of this very light boat.
Will have sailed.
Brand new offical laser full rig sails cost about £525 (ca. $780USD)
The past perfect tense of never sail is had never sailed (never is an adverb and does not change from one tense to another).
The larger the area of the sail, the more lift it can generate, allowing it to support a heavier weight. The weight limit of the pilot is determined by the maximum lift that can be generated by the sail, which is influenced by factors such as wind speed, sail design, and angle of attack.
You determine the right weight that is perfect for you by guessing and adjusting with what weight you are comfortable beginning with.
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Laser surgery is not in and of itself a weight method. Laser surgery is used whenever possible in place of conventional surgical techniques because it is less invasive and recovery is faster. Laser liposuction is used to remove excess (stubborn) fat from specific "problem" areas, but it is not used for general weight loss, particularly in obese patients. This article explains: http://www.suite101.com/content/laser-surgery-for-weight-loss-miracle-in-losing-weight-or-fraud-a232841
There is no perfect weight and shape for any given height.
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~135 depends and there's no perfect weight only unhealthy and healthy
You cannot judge a "perfect weight" on age. It is judged on height. There are plenty of height > weight charts online.
Everyone's idea of a perfect weight differs. Some believe she is too thin whilst others think she has a perfect weight. Her weight has fluctuated over recent years. In particular, she lost a lot of weight following her ex-husbands infidelity.