Cami Brown hopes a new pre-match routine can help Glasgow go one step further and win the league this season.
The Tigers boss has led the club to successive SGB Championship grand finals but has lot out twice.
Glasgow begin their latest bid for silverware this Friday as their season opens with a visit from Newcastle.
Brown has revealed how tweaks off the track could help the new-look side on it.
He said: “We are trying different things this season with a different pre-match set-up for the riders.
“We will have a different track walk, a new way of getting ready for the meeting. We have looked at diet – what to eat and when to eat it.
“We will also have a little stand for the riders and officials to stand on during racing, to keep us closer together and keep the bond going.
“We are looking to be even more professional and take things to the next level.”
Brown has also named Ulrich Ostergaard as the new club captain, while pre-season track work has created a smoother surface for the riders.
That is in addition to the creation of a new viewing area on the third bend at the track.
But the Tigers boss admits it will not be easy to keep the club’s record of reaching the play-offs going.
“It’s going to be very difficult,” he said.
“When you look at the league, I think it’s the strongest I’ve ever been involved in. You could pick winners out of about six different teams and that rarely happens.
“Hopefully we are one of them, but we are under no illusions it’s going to be tough.
“However, the boys are up for it, we had a good practice on Saturday and the track work seems to have gone down very well.
“Every team is going to be dangerous. Newcastle are maybe not the strongest on paper but there have been years before where how a team looks on paper means nothing.
“We will take Newcastle as seriously as we will anyone else and we won’t be underestimating them.”
Glasgow line up with Craig Cook, Ulrich Ostergaard, Tom Brennan, Benjamin Basso, Broc Nicol, Danyon Hume and Connor Bailey.
The Diamonds are led by New Zealand star Bradley Wilson-Dean, while they bring with them several former Tigers in the shape of Paul Starke, Matthew Wethers and James Wright.
Their line-up is completed by Max Clegg, Lee Complin and George Congreve.
Tickets are available online or fans can pay on the gate, with tapes up at 7.30pm. The meeting is also being streamed live on the new British Speedway Network.