Thursday, August 30, 2012
Choosing The Best Advice
Everyone has advice for you. Think about it. Your neighbor has the best stock tips,your boss has the winning horses for Santa Anita, and the Post Man knows exactly what you should do to get that elusive energy drink sponsor. So who do we listen to? First of all,only take advice from someone who is more successful than you in your given field.You want stock advice,talk to a SUCCESSFUL stock trader or local investment manager.You want advice about a career in Motorsports talk to a SUCCESSFUL person in that specific field. Fortunately for you thousands of successful racers out there willing to give you advice. All you have to do,is ask... That's right!Try emailing successful drivers in your field of racing and ask them for 10 minutes of their time to answer a few questions. If they say yes,which most will, ask them those questions you've been dying to know, from the source. Those behind the scenes questions you wonder about. Don't be scared,you have nothing to lose and everything to gain! Who knows,you might even get asked a few questions yourself,so be prepared. Being prepared is one of the keys to success!
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
"If I Only Had A Sponsor"
Monday, August 27, 2012
Is Racing More Physical or Mental?
For years this question has been debated and we are going to set the record straight... or at least make the record not as crooked. In Ross Bently's book Ultimate Speed Secrets,he describes how all physical acts of driving start in the brain. So is 100% of being a successful driver mental?.... Not until we can drive our cars with our minds, driving will always contain some sort of physical activity. Although I agree that the mental aspect of racing such as mental programming, imaging, focus,etc are the most important, how do we get an edge on our competition? Easy,look at the best drivers in the world and use them as a model for our success. I picked people from NASCAR to World Rally Championship to shed some light on this point. Who has won the most races in NASCAR? Jimmy Johnson,and he is no lazy mcdazy. He was featured in March 2012 Mens Health Magazine http://www.mensfitness.com/leisure/sports/jimmie-johnson Describing his workout regimen. Sebastien Loeb was a successful Gymnast before embarking on his WRC domination. Jenson Button is a Triathlete. Sebastian Loeb commented" F1 drivers are in the greatest physical condition". Looking at just some drivers in the world makes it hard to deny,physical fitness gives you an edge. Scientists have been researching the connection between brain function and exercise for years. There is no doubt that exercise improves memory,faster brain function,even the production of new brain cells. Check this out,a write up by MK McGovern. http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/neuro/neuro05/web2/mmcgovern.html .
The brain is the core of all successful drivers,and exercise makes the brain function with greater speed and efficiency, so its like adding a turbo to your brain. This being true its safe to say exercise will make you a better driver. However,Being in peak physical doesn't make you Michael Schumacher, it will add another piece to the puzzle. Want to start gaining an edge on your competition all the while feeling better about yourself creating more confidence than you already have(if that's possible you cocky race car driver)? Start by simply getting your heart rate up to a point were you take deep breaths for at least 15 minutes a day(30 min preferred). Remember its not about how hard you work out, it's really about consistency.So don't get all gung ho for two days and get burnt out. Just do something every day for at least 15-30 min. Got questions or comments? Let them rip,here or on my facebok page http://www.facebook.com/Triple7Racer .
The brain is the core of all successful drivers,and exercise makes the brain function with greater speed and efficiency, so its like adding a turbo to your brain. This being true its safe to say exercise will make you a better driver. However,Being in peak physical doesn't make you Michael Schumacher, it will add another piece to the puzzle. Want to start gaining an edge on your competition all the while feeling better about yourself creating more confidence than you already have(if that's possible you cocky race car driver)? Start by simply getting your heart rate up to a point were you take deep breaths for at least 15 minutes a day(30 min preferred). Remember its not about how hard you work out, it's really about consistency.So don't get all gung ho for two days and get burnt out. Just do something every day for at least 15-30 min. Got questions or comments? Let them rip,here or on my facebok page http://www.facebook.com/Triple7Racer .
Friday, August 24, 2012
Holy crap its been too long since my last post! Apologies... We've been crazy busy around here,did North Nevada Rally July 6th and 7th snatching 1st place in Class!Than it was off Mendocino Rally August 4th where we snatched another podium getting 3rd in Class. To see the press releases go here
http://triple7race1.blogspot.com/ . We have great news,Mackin Industries and Peirce Motorsports has joined Triple Seven Racing in these early stages of our career! Check them out http://www.mackin-ind.com/ and
http://www.piercemotorsports.com/ . Also,I just submitted my video to The Octane Academy, so if you have a minute after checking out all the previous links,check this out
https://octaneacademy.com/video/lightin-fires-and-smokin-tires .
Cheers!
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