This week on Tayla Talks, we have a bit of a different topic. I hope you enjoy getting familiar with MotiV8 Training.
Belinda Riseley is the face of MotiV8 Training and has been involved in motorsport since she was a child, spending time at various tracks across Australia, as her father was a Kart importer.
In 1966 Riseley studied to become a personal trainer, focussing on motorsport, moving onto training athletes.
She realised through her time in the industry that it was less about results, and equally about an athletes brand, ability and progression. There was a space to be touched, helping aspiring racers to become the best they could in all areas.
Off-track development became just as important as on-track development, which is where MotiV8 comes in.
MotiV8 Training is an online education provider for amateur, aspiring motorsport athletes.
The training programme offers both free and paid training in all areas such as social media, mindfulness, nutrition, sponsors and many others.
There are online courses, workshops and masterclasses for participants, with an aided motorsport coaching podcast.
It’s no secret that motorsport is an insanely difficult sport to get into, especially for the athletes who have always dreamed of racing the best in the world on the big screen.
MotiV8 Training aims to disrupt that difficulty, enabling inexperienced athletes a chance to progress with the right training, expectations and experience.
To assist with the progression of careers, MotiV8 Training has an extra membership site named The Toolkit where new weekly content is updated and all pillars are covered.
Belinda has kindly given the Tayla Talks audience a special $27 code for 3 months for Toolkit access. If you’re interested use ‘Tayla’ to activate it!
Belinda Riseley is very passionate about motorsport. Her main goal is for all athletes to be able to chase their dreams, progress successfully with the correct knowledge and utmost confidence in their ability when finishing a season and beyond; with future career goals in mind.
The program has been seen in partnership with Karting Australia, Porsche Michelin Junior Programme Australia, and FIA Girls On Track.
From speaking briefly with Riseley her passion is clear; she is determined to set a path for young racers, creating a confident and successful future generation.
Until next time,
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