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Garmin Catalyst: Don Kitch & Ross Bentley Review & Discussion

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Garmin Catalyst: Don Kitch & Ross Bentley Review & Discussion

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Garmin Catalyst: Don Kitch & Ross Bentley Review & Discussion Most of you know that I was involved in the development of the Garmin Catalyst (hint: some of the confirming feedback it provides is based on my coaching; the Optimal video lap is something I asked for...). A while ago, I got together with my friend Don Kitch from @proformanceracingschool - we tested it, had some fun with it, and then talked about what we like most about it. Oh, and this video was put together... #GarminCatalyst #drivercoaching #proformanceracingschool #donkitch #garminpro * * Whether you're a beginner with HPDE (High Performance Driver Education) events, a regular track day driver, an experienced race driver, or anything in between, I aim my Speed Secrets high performance driving tips at you. All have one thing in common: to help you be an even better driver. Subscribe to this channel for more tips. And check out: https://speedsecrets.com for more Ask Ross Q&A, webinars, Virtual Track Walks (with Peter Krause), free eBooks, eCourses, free track maps, coaching, and more. Also, I recommend HPDE, track day, and race driving instruction through organizers such as Chin Motorsports (http://www.chinmotorsports.com), Hooked On Driving (https://www.hookedondriving.com), The Drivers Edge (http://www.thedriversedge.net), ProFormance Racing School (http://proformanceracingschool.com), Bondurant Racing School (http://bondurant.com), Skip Barber Racing School (http://skipbarber.com), Allen Berg Racing Schools (https://www.allenbergracingschools.com/), David Murry Motorsports (http://davidmurry.com), BMW CCA (https://www.bmwcca.org), Porsche Club of America (https://www.pca.org), and Audi Club of North America (http://www.audiclubna.org), and many others. And check out SafeIsFast (http://safeisfast.com). My point? You should never stop learning - there's always more! Have fun!