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Kamau Iandiataiyero

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It’s possible that Kamau Iandiataiyero missed his calling and should have been an NFL lineman. However, Kamau is a smart man (so are NFL lineman) and probably figured out that playing for the NFL would’ve torn up his body even quicker. Instead, Kamau armed himself with a degree in Construction Management and started his own […] The post Sail Loot Podcast 039: Kamau Iandiataiyero Saving Sailing Money by Building a Sailboat appeared first on Sail Loot.

It’s possible that Kamau Iandiataiyero missed his calling and should have been an NFL lineman. However, Kamau is a smart man (so are NFL lineman) and probably figured out that playing for the NFL would’ve torn up his body even quicker. Instead, Kamau armed himself with a degree in Construction Management and started his own […] The post <a href="https://www.sailloot.com/sail-loot-podcast-039-kamau-iandiataiyero-saving-sailing-money-building-sailboat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sail Loot Podcast 039: Kamau Iandiataiyero Saving Sailing Money by Building a Sailboat</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.sailloot.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sail Loot</a>.

Sail Loot Podcast 039: Kamau Iandiataiyero Saving Sailing Money by Building a Sailboat

#82. Kamau Iandiataiyero is a learner. He discovered sailing in July 2013 on a Rainbow in Annapolis, and has taken to the sport incredibly quickly. So quickly, in fact, that he's building his own bluewater boat - one that he also designed - and hopes to set off by 2017. Kamau is not your average sailor. He's not average anything - at 6'7", he found production boats literally don't fit him. But they don't fit his personality either, which you'll soon discover in this very cool episode with a very inspiring dude. We talked about Kamau's project, how he got into sailing, how he took the leap to desing his own boat and more. Kamau is using Erik de Jong as his naval architect in fact, so there is definitely some crossover here. Kamau actually first reached out to me before the boat show in Annapolis this fall to have me pick apart his original design on the boat. Check out Kamau's YouTube channel for some very insightful videos at youtube.com/user/kamauiandiataiyero. Want to go ocean sailing with Andy? Book a berth on Sojourner and sail to Nova Scotia in July or the Caribbean in November at 59-north.com/events.

#82. Kamau Iandiataiyero is a learner. He discovered sailing in July 2013 on a Rainbow in Annapolis, and has taken to the sport incredibly quickly. So quickly, in fact, that he's building his own bluewater boat - one that he also designed - and hopes to set off by 2017. Kamau is not your average sailor. He's not average anything - at 6'7", he found production boats literally don't fit him. But they don't fit his personality either, which you'll soon discover in this very cool episode with a very inspiring dude. We talked about Kamau's project, how he got into sailing, how he took the leap to desing his own boat and more. Kamau is using Erik de Jong as his naval architect in fact, so there is definitely some crossover here. Kamau actually first reached out to me before the boat show in Annapolis this fall to have me pick apart his original design on the boat. Check out Kamau's YouTube channel for some very insightful videos at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/kamauiandiataiyero" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/user/kamauiandiataiyero</a>. Want to go ocean sailing with Andy? Book a berth on Sojourner and sail to Nova Scotia in July or the Caribbean in November at <a href="59-north.com/events" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">59-north.com/events</a>.

Kamau Iandiataiyero // Building a boat