Ive followed Robert for a few years now and i use alot of stuff i learn from him in my position at my 4wd club and have recommended a number of people to check out his stuff. Having found you through him i will be keeping an eye on your future stuff. Enjoyed this video and hopefully one day i will get around to becoming an instructor myself.
Thank you for subscribing and I'm very pleased you enjoyed the video. We have a PART 2 coming soon with me driving! I'm very grateful to have met Robert and have these various opportunities to collaborate with him. My brand and name is very very small, but I have a lot to offer. Feel free to get in contact with me if you have questions about becoming a driving instructor. Cheers.
Love this content. Really enjoy the commentary as well. Great to get the why for driving that way and not just the how! I have to do a whole lot of head bobbing to see things properly if I end up driving my partner's Elise. You definitely end up learning a technique to get in the car efficiently lol.
Great to see you enjoyed the video and yes, the Elise requires some finesse to enter! Lol. Thanks for the comment. We will definitely be filming some content on our track day together! :)
When I learnt to drive (a long time ago) my instructor had me do a running commentary of everything I was doing whilst driving. As a learner the commentary is a lot less than what Robert provides. As a learner you are not always thinking well ahead as an experienced driver. I have even asked my son to do the same when he learnt to drive, its a great exercise.
Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it. It's certainly important to have a commentary and also ask, "why?", to the driver when it comes to anything. As a learner, the commentary gets better as they evolve from the training provided. This is something I have found helps immensely with increasing the knowledge and understanding of being a good, safe and competent driver.
Ive followed Robert for a few years now and i use alot of stuff i learn from him in my position at my 4wd club and have recommended a number of people to check out his stuff.
Having found you through him i will be keeping an eye on your future stuff. Enjoyed this video and hopefully one day i will get around to becoming an instructor myself.
Thank you for subscribing and I'm very pleased you enjoyed the video. We have a PART 2 coming soon with me driving! I'm very grateful to have met Robert and have these various opportunities to collaborate with him. My brand and name is very very small, but I have a lot to offer. Feel free to get in contact with me if you have questions about becoming a driving instructor. Cheers.
Love this content. Really enjoy the commentary as well. Great to get the why for driving that way and not just the how! I have to do a whole lot of head bobbing to see things properly if I end up driving my partner's Elise. You definitely end up learning a technique to get in the car efficiently lol.
Great to see you enjoyed the video and yes, the Elise requires some finesse to enter! Lol. Thanks for the comment. We will definitely be filming some content on our track day together! :)
That was fun!
It was indeed! Now on to PART 2! :)
I drove a Esprit once and yes you need to perform a yoga move to get in and out of any lotus
Ahaha. Yes, you certainly do!
We all know what Lotus stands for...Lots of trouble usually serious. 😂
Ahaha. Never heard of that one!
When I learnt to drive (a long time ago) my instructor had me do a running commentary of everything I was doing whilst driving. As a learner the commentary is a lot less than what Robert provides. As a learner you are not always thinking well ahead as an experienced driver. I have even asked my son to do the same when he learnt to drive, its a great exercise.
Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it. It's certainly important to have a commentary and also ask, "why?", to the driver when it comes to anything. As a learner, the commentary gets better as they evolve from the training provided. This is something I have found helps immensely with increasing the knowledge and understanding of being a good, safe and competent driver.