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I saw this from Pit Fit Training, where lots of the Indy drivers workout. I thought it was pretty amazing how fast Josef Newgarden is able to react.
I also thought it was pretty neat to see how good his ocular vision is. He looks straight ahead most of the time and sees everything in his periphery.
http://www.menshealth.com/fitness/jo...speed-training
I also thought it was pretty neat to see how good his ocular vision is. He looks straight ahead most of the time and sees everything in his periphery.
http://www.menshealth.com/fitness/jo...speed-training
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They used to have a similar type of trainer in the F1 Gamezone at COTA... Scored some free tix to the '14 USGP by beating some guy from Oklahoma at it so that's nice.
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I saw this from Pit Fit Training, where lots of the Indy drivers workout. I thought it was pretty amazing how fast Josef Newgarden is able to react.
I also thought it was pretty neat to see how good his ocular vision is. He looks straight ahead most of the time and sees everything in his periphery.
http://www.menshealth.com/fitness/jo...speed-training
I also thought it was pretty neat to see how good his ocular vision is. He looks straight ahead most of the time and sees everything in his periphery.
http://www.menshealth.com/fitness/jo...speed-training
This was referenced in a presentation I gave that was written by someone else. I tried to research "ocular vision" but could not find a sufficient explanation.
Most said this: "Of, or relating to the eye, or the sense of sight " which seems redundant. If "ocular" refers to vision, or relates to the eye, isn't "ocular vision" the same as saying "vision of the eye" (or something to that effect)?
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Of course the best reaction time this year was by Bottas who actually beat the lights going out. LOL.
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They had one in the Jag pavilion at Goodwood. It was a lot harder because the lights were spread much wider forcing you to squat to reach the low ones and extend for the upper ones.