Tuesday, June 28, 2022

Routine.

Routine.

    Listen, as silly as it sounds, having a routine in my opinion is the most important part of the race. You need to find what routine works best for you. Listed below is my routine:

  • I find my pair
  • Usually I wait until i am 5 pairs from the front of the line and I put on my jacket
  • At 3 pairs back I put on my helmet
  • After putting on my helmet I put on my right glove and zip my sleeve
  • I then put on my left glove and zip my sleeve
  • Once Im the pair on deck I put on my kill tether
  • I fist bump the guy next to me
  • I lean my bike to the right and start it
  • I rev my bike and pump my clutch 5 times
  • I pull around the waterbox and back in
  • I spin it real quick then I pull forward to where I want to start my burnout
  • I wait for the other racer then give a nod to start burnouts
  • Once I start my burnout I lean it to the right for 3 seconds then back to the left for 3 seconds I bring it straight for 3 seconds then throttle out. (If the track is cold I will run a burnout through the starting line to put some fresh hot rubber down)
  • I rev my bike twice to check my two step on/off depending on the class
  • I always try to pre stage first
  • Once I prestage I put my visor down
  • As soon as the other guy prestages I go full stage
PRACTICE YOUR ROUTINE. I practiced my routine in my garage for a week straight with my gloves helmet and jacket finding what works best for me. I am so busy focused on hitting my marks for my routine that I dont even realize whos in the next lane. Having a routine gives you a job to focus on and gets you out of your head.

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