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[Data] How to Get Up to Speed Quickly On Any Race Track
Colin Mullan and Ken Hill from Blayze online coaching discuss - how to get quickly get up to speed on any track.
Sep 9
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[Data] How to Get Up to Speed Quickly On Any Race Track
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July 2024
[The Last 1%] Brake pressure at turn-in: the key to corner entry
Optimum corner entry requires speed and steering, along with safety. Brake pressure at turn-in controls all of these aspects, and more.
Jul 28
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[The Last 1%] Brake pressure at turn-in: the key to corner entry
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[Complete Athlete] Understanding that motorsports is a sport...and you are an athlete
Think you don't have what it takes to succeed in motorsports? I strongly believe you do, especially if you approach it like a sport and work on…
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June 2024
[Fundamentals] How working with a track map can elevate your on-track performance
While none of us like paperwork, this simple track map exercise pays dividends in safety and laptime on track.
Jun 11
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[Fundamentals] How working with a track map can elevate your on-track performance
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May 2024
[The Debrief] Part 11: Underrated or Overrated?
I’ll be discussing popular and/or controversial topics in our sport and scoring them as underrated or overrated. Part 11 covers: Early as possible…
May 28
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[The Debrief] Part 10: Underrated or Overrated?
I’ll be discussing popular and/or controversial topics in our sport and scoring them as underrated or overrated. Part 10 covers: Online coaching, Off…
May 15
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[Fundamentals] Let's talk passing: an article by Aron Smetana
Passing is one of hottest topics in our sport and rightly so. Aron's article has great insight along with some excellent video examples of both what to…
May 13
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[The Debrief] Part 9: Underrated or Overrated?
I’ll be discussing popular and/or controversial topics in our sport and scoring them as underrated or overrated. Part 9 covers: Do I need to crash to go…
May 9
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[Fundamentals] Is "slow and smooth" actually fast?
We hear this phrase used all the time, but what exactly does it mean, and how does it get you around the racetrack faster?
May 3
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April 2024
[The Last 1%] Racing in the rain: What to change on bike setup
Racing in the rain introduces many variables. What exactly should we change on the bike to perform best in wet conditions?
Apr 30
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[The Last 1%] Racing in the rain: What to change on bike setup
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[Fundamentals] Training vs. Practice
Digging into the difference between training and practice: which one should you be doing and how should each be approached to realize your goals?
Apr 17
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March 2024
[The Debrief] 16,900 laps without a crash – how?
We all want a better laptime, but we also don't want to crash. The two aren't incompatible, and together help guarantee your success on the track. Turns…
Mar 19
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