About this event
If you were deaf, could you drive around a track? While it would be more difficult, you could, right? What if you had no sense of feel? It would be like a bad video game, but you could do it. What if you were blind – could you drive around a track? No!
That’s why so much emphasis is put on how we use our vision when driving. “Look ahead,” “Look where you want to go,” and other solid advice is drilled into our heads, and yet so many drivers could improve by improving their vision skills. But how?
I’ve spent the past year putting together the content and information for the upcoming Vision Training for Drivers webinar on Tuesday, June 25th. I hope to see you on the webinar (pun intended) - it's just $69.
Specifically, you’ll learn:
- What to do with “blind” sections of the track
- How far ahead to look - and when
- To drive with more confidence
- What to focus on - and when
- How to better use your peripheral vision
- What not to focus on – and how
- Exercises you can do at home that will improve your vision
- How to mentally see ahead at speed
- To be more aware of everything around you
- To drive more consistently
To learn more and to register before the deadline, go to SpeedSecrets.com/Vision. I look forward to sharing what I've learned with you - either live or by registering to get the recording and content the next day.
Keep learning and having fun!
Ross
Event requirements
The Vision Training for Drivers webinar will go live on Tuesday, June 25th at 5:30pm Pacific/8:30pm Eastern. Your registration includes at least 60 minutes of content and 30 minutes of Q&A - and a recording of the full session. However, it is likely that we will run longer as I'm anticipating a lot of interesting Q&A (my previous webinars have lasted more than two hours).
I always limit registration to a manageable number of participants, so sign up now (past webinars have sold out - I had to turn people away who didn't register soon enough). The cost is just $69.
To participate in the webinar, you'll need to be in front of a computer (with sound enabled, or listening with a phone), online. You'll receive an email prior to the first session with instructions on how to log in to the webinar.
And again, the entire webinar will be recorded, so if you have to miss it for some reason, you will be able to review it afterward at your own leisure. Only people registered for the webinar will be able to access the recorded sessions.