The High Performance Blog
#LetsTalkAboutDriving
Blessed be the Peacemakers
Tolerance is a skill that will save your blood pressure and avoid confrontation
Paul Ripley
What's your Score?
Maintain motivation and measure your own improvement on each drive
Paul Ripley
Speed Awareness
Yes, the limits do apply to you
Paul Ripley
Smoothness, Finesse and Flow
Your passengers will thank you
Paul Ripley
Skills Development
How do you go from good to great?
Paul Ripley
Aquaplaning
When the the controls go light, you've got fractions of a second to react
Paul Ripley
Panic Freeze Syndrome
How would you react in an emergency?
Paul Ripley
The Art of Safe Overtaking
A manoeuvre fraught with danger yet few are taught how to do it
Paul Ripley
Road Positioning
Dominate, surrender or extend?
Paul Ripley
Throttle Mastery – Driving without Braking!
Your car and your passengers will thank you if you can minimise your braking
Paul Ripley
Commentary Driving
Verbalising your vision pays massive dividends
Paul Ripley
Speed into Hazards
Hazards are everywhere - are you adjusting your speed appropriately?
Paul Ripley
Road & Track Combined
Whilst we major on road driving at DM, the benefits of the track or proving ground are not to be undervalued.
Paul Ripley
Class One Training
How does Driving Masters compare to Police Driver Training?
Paul Ripley
Do You See What I See?
The clues are everywhere if you open your eyes
Paul Ripley
Mat Armstrong smashes Gallardo
Never mind YouTube, let's look in the mirror
David Edmonston
3 Tips for Motorway Driving
Matt Buckland shares his wisdom for staying safe on the M Roads
Matt Buckland
We got ourselves a convoy!
Keep up at the back, or keep up with the car behind?
Paul Ripley
Submit to Discipline
How rigorous are you with your own standards?
Paul Ripley
The ABSolute guide to Anti Lock Braking
Do you know how you should be using ABS?
Paul Ripley
The Art of Cornering
Forget clipping the apex, road driving demands more than that
Paul Ripley
Manage the anger!
Ask yourself - would you behave in the street in the same manner as you behave in your car?
Paul Ripley