Motion sickness for Driver
#16
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Lake Wylie SC
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I also am prone to motion sickness.....
I have had good luck with ginger gum taken right before each track session. Ginger was recommended to me by a helicopter pilot and it works well for me. I also use the wrist pressure point bands and a homeopathic oil that you rub behind your ears. I generally use all three items together on track days.
Walgreens sells all three items in most states in the Midwest.
Hope you can keep the 3 - they are great cars.
I have had good luck with ginger gum taken right before each track session. Ginger was recommended to me by a helicopter pilot and it works well for me. I also use the wrist pressure point bands and a homeopathic oil that you rub behind your ears. I generally use all three items together on track days.
Walgreens sells all three items in most states in the Midwest.
Hope you can keep the 3 - they are great cars.
Last edited by dkem7; 04-01-2015 at 05:23 PM. Reason: clarity
#17
Rennlist Member
Beginner/Intermediate skill level - I had trouble after instructor drive and much worse in hotter weather so combination of all comments as above. I now put off a drive with instructor until end of day so that it does not impact my sessions. This has gotten better over last several driving weekends as I have gotten a bit better so slow, steady progress...