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Camino Coaching - Peak Performance Training

I coach motorcycle racers on mental skills. Ten seasons in the paddock, 128 verified reviews at 4.9.
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Comment IMPROVE on any post and I’ll send you the Race Weekend Review — free, private, and it tells you where your lap time is leaking.

19/09/2026

Thirty days in. What's yours?

Thirty days ago I posted this and it's the right place to finish.

A hundred and one riders were asked what riding at their full potential would feel like. Nine per cent mentioned winning. The rest described a feeling. Fun. Relief. Calm. Proof.

Thirty days of these has said the same thing over and over. The thing standing between riders and their best is almost never the bike, and almost never effort. It's what happens in their head on a race weekend, and nobody ever taught them it was trainable.

By the way, if you've read these for a month and never done it, this is the one to do. The Race Weekend Review scores all seven areas and tells you which is costing you most. Free, six minutes.

Message me THIRTY and I'll send your link.

18/09/2026

Where does yours show up?

One of ninety-three riders who named confidence, and this one is precise about it. Not everywhere. Certain situations.

That's usually how it works. You're fine for most of the lap and there are two corners, or wet weather, or being under pressure from behind, where it deserts you. Same rider, same bike, same day.

Which means it isn't your ability. It's a specific state, in a specific place, and specific is fixable.

By the way, the Race Weekend Review finds which specific part of the weekend it's costing you. Free, six minutes.

Message me CONFIDENCE and I'll send your link.

17/09/2026

Who are you actually racing?

One of fifty-six riders who called it overthinking. Typed exactly as it was sent.

Comparing on the grid is almost automatic. You look left, you look right, you rank yourself, and you've spent the last quiet minute before a race doing admin on other people.

They aren't thinking about you. They're doing the same thing about someone else.

By the way, that last ten minutes on the grid is one of the things we cover in the Race Weekend Review, with the fix for what to do with it instead. Free, six minutes.

Message me GRID and I'll send your link.

15/09/2026

Would you have written that?

One of ninety-three riders who said the same thing in different words. Confidence is the single most common answer in the whole set.

Which should tell you something. If nearly everyone in the paddock is short of it, it isn't a personal failing and it isn't rare. It's the standard condition of doing something difficult in public.

The riders who look like they have it in abundance mostly have a method instead.

By the way, the Race Weekend Review shows you which part of your weekend that's costing you, and what the method looks like. Free, six minutes.

Message me HONEST and I'll send your link.

14/09/2026

Do other people's errors cost you?

One of fifty-six riders who named overthinking, and this one adds something the others don't.

Other people's mistakes. Someone runs wide in front of you, and you're still processing it two corners later. Their error, your lap.

That's normal. Your brain flags anything sudden and unexpected as important. It just doesn't know that important and useful aren't the same thing at ninety miles an hour.

By the way, that reset is one of the things we cover in the Race Weekend Review. Free, six minutes.

Message me OTHERS and I'll send your link.

12/09/2026

Where's your edge right now?

One of ninety-three riders who named confidence. And note how they put it, pushing past the comfort zone, not having no fear.

The comfort zone doesn't announce itself. It shows up as a corner you've decided is fine as it is, and a lap time that stops improving while everything else does.

You don't get rid of it. You move it, deliberately, one corner at a time.

By the way, the Race Weekend Review shows you where your comfort zone is actually costing you, across seven areas. Free, six minutes.

Message me EDGE and I'll send your link.

11/09/2026

How many voices in there?

One of fifty-six riders who named overthinking. This one describes the mechanism better than most.

It's rarely one thought. It's four at once, and they arrive in the same second, and none of them finishes. That's not a discipline problem. That's an attention system with too many open tabs and no instruction about which one matters.

Narrowing it is a skill. It can be trained in a fortnight.

By the way, that's one of the areas we cover in the Race Weekend Review, with the fix for getting down to one thing at a time. Free, six minutes.

Message me FOCUS and I'll send your link.

10/09/2026

What would you do with three?

We've been calling it a second and a half.

Sixty-five riders were asked what they think they're leaving on the table. The median answer was three seconds. The average was over four.

So the riders are less optimistic than we are. Which is worth knowing, because it means nobody needs convincing the time exists. They just don't know where it's hiding.

By the way, that's the whole job of the Race Weekend Review. Seven areas, and it tells you which one is holding your time. Free, six minutes.

Message me THREE and I'll send your link.

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