Recently, I saw an anecdote on the Internet, a female driver suspected that her husband was surprised at the side, pointing at the foot, it was really annoying, simply used glue to cover her husband's mouth and hands.
The female driver claimed to have been driving for 9 years, driving through many roads, running through the city and high speed, and was very cautious and zero accidents. She complained that her husband violated the rules more than a dozen times a year, and every time she drove, she pointed at the side, which was annoying.
Seeing this is really funny, sighing that the female driver's bold operation at the same time, but also admire her husband's temper is good enough.
As a senior coach, I brought countless novice drivers, often listening to novice drivers, especially female drivers, blaming their families for shouting during sparring, and some even had dangerous situations.
Every time I encounter a student complaining, I will reassure them, the co-pilot sparring is different from the instructor, under high tension, it is inevitable that they will not say anything.
Many novice drivers have told me that they would rather spend more money to find coaches than save money to find family sparring partners. So why do novice drivers feel safe enough about their coaches?
I told the students that being able to drive is not the same as being able to teach the car, and the reason why I feel relaxed is because the coach is forward-looking and will remind you in a timely manner.
For example, there is a big car on the opposite side, the speed is fast, and the novice driver will subconsciously hit the direction to avoid. Ordinary sparring is when the novice driver is in a hurry to hit the direction of the danger, nervous naturally loud or grab the steering wheel.
As a coach, you will remind the novice driver in advance to come to the car and do not panic, and the coach will instinctively put his left hand on the edge of the steering wheel to prevent the novice driver from sudden action. Even if the trainee has a sign of action, the instructor will stop it in time.
After many reminders, novice drivers realized that there was no danger in normal driving in this case, and there was no need for reminders and assistance in the future.
For example, not far in front of the entrance and exit of the community, the coach will remind the driver in time that the brake lights in front of the car have been lit, it is possible to slow down and turn next, or observe the gate through the car bush, is there a vehicle coming out?
When the novice driver has enough mental preparation, and slows down in advance, moving his foot to the brake, even if the car in front of him stops urgently, or the blind spot suddenly sneaks out of the vehicle, he will not mistakenly use the throttle as a brake or an emergency stop because of nervousness.
The above two situations are only small scenes during sparring, and there are more guidances that will not be listed. In short, as a qualified coach, you must have rich teaching experience and anticipate various potential risks in advance.
In addition to early warning tips, coaches should also control the rhythm when teaching and guiding. For example, let the trainees observe the signal light transformation in advance, and predict whether it will pass through this set of signal cycles. What should I do if I want to pass? If you don't want to pass, how can you operate to stop smoothly and prevent rear-end collisions?
When training lane change, overtaking, left turn, right turn and other projects, the first time you can explain while assisting the trainees to operate, and then repeated training, try to verbally prompt, let the trainees operate by themselves, and analyze the shortcomings of each operation, so that the trainees can further improve.
If you are a novice driver, family sparring also has the same problems, you can recommend this article to your sparring relatives and friends, or pay attention to one of the driving columns of the History Coach series [Basic Skills for Novice Drivers on the Road], which not only explains the many basic skills of novices on the road, but also the design and planning of training routes, as well as many things that sparring personnel need to pay attention to.
When sparring family members do their homework and then accompanying novice drivers, it will reduce irritable reprimands and blind commands.
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