Keeping fresh in the off-season
What are some plans that you guys have for keeping your skill level up during the off-season? I'm currently in Iraq so i can't do much. I drive a pick-up most days so i try and work on my apexes through the traffic circles here on base. 
Other than that - i'm going to the gym and try to lose weight, but nothing much else.
I won't be home until next spring, so i'll prolly miss the first few events. No biggie - stuff happens, but i don't want to forget everything i've learned this past season.
Keep the shiny side up and see you later, mates.
Chris
Other than that - i'm going to the gym and try to lose weight, but nothing much else. I won't be home until next spring, so i'll prolly miss the first few events. No biggie - stuff happens, but i don't want to forget everything i've learned this past season.
Keep the shiny side up and see you later, mates.
Chris
When my racing season winds down, I usually unpack the kart I've got, and in Colorado, we can typically use them thru early December. Once December rolls around I've got another place that I like to go and play:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CcZ7dyIdVo
For anyone somewhat local (or willing to travel), this was filmed out at the Bridgestone Winter Driving School in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The school has classes that range from safety related all the way up to racing programs that teach advanced rally techniques. www.winterdrive.com
Dave
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CcZ7dyIdVo
For anyone somewhat local (or willing to travel), this was filmed out at the Bridgestone Winter Driving School in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The school has classes that range from safety related all the way up to racing programs that teach advanced rally techniques. www.winterdrive.com
Dave
Last edited by DaveK; Jan 29, 2009 at 10:39 PM.
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