honestly. ive tried teaching twich that I can recall and was the most stressful thing for everyone involved. Emily is a good learner though you could see the cog wheels turning and grasping the concept of what the clutch was doing without actually knowing what the clutch does, if that makes sense.
I don't completely agree, that's the worst possible first introduction to what a clutch does. When you are driving the wheels have to be connected to the engine, because the engine drives the wheels. So when you stop the car, the engine would have to stop too. The clutch separates the engine from the driveline so you can stop the car while the engine can remain rotating. And when you get going you slip the clutch so that the car can slowly accelerate to the speed of the engine. When you let the clutch engage too quickly the cars weight will try to choke the engine and it might stall or recover but either way the entire car will jump.
@@shawnmanson6193laymans term like it helps the gear engage? Understanding how a car works makes driving it easier, don’t treat your friends like idiots.
@@sombrero4316 This is why you aren't a teacher. Information overload, student gets confused and fucks up. You do not have to understand exactly how things work to drive manual. After they are comfortable you can start adding more information. He explained enough. Explaining that the clutch separates the engine from the driveline so you can stop the car while the engine can remain rotating is so superfluous when teaching a beginner it's insane. Saying you have to hold in the clutch so you can change gears is enough.
Corvettes have one of the best tran/clutch combos to learn on. Buttery smooth transitions and the engine has enough power that you don't to put much work to get it in to first. Compared to SS Camaro which are rough to shift, the vette is a perfect learners car.
what she did with brake on and just clutch thats the first thing you should and then try and not stall the engine but keep it pulling forward so you feel the bite point and then go drive
When I got my license at 16 my grandpa and dad took me to get a car and I just wanted this really nice VW R32 for 11k only 50k miles, I really liked it. Instead they talked me into getting a Wrangler Rubicon on 37's for 19k. I mean, it was an awesome car. I loved it. But to get home I thought one of them would drive it and teach me, nope. They got in my grandpa's truck and left. They said you gotta figure it out if you're going to use it for work and school. I'd driven manual like 2 times in a parking lot so at least I wasn't starting from nothing, I guess but that thing was a handful.
Getting thrown into the deep end may not be the best way to learn, but it's definitely a quick and surefire way to learn to drive stick. For me, I had just got done practicing in my uncle's car at a parking lot and as we were on the way home, my uncle stopped at a stop sign and got out and told me to switch places with him. I was shittin' bricks and sweating like crazy, but we eventually got home that day.
“Am I the only one that thought Emoly’s Japanese was going to come out and she was going to swerve around that church parking lot at 180 kph all the way to a drive thru window and order a bucket of 🧊🧊🧊 for the red hot manual shift”
25:00...I think Cyr's ( so far...) a really good teacher...( ,,,continuing ... ) 48:57...Was the lesson more fun than memorizing 1,000 different variations of Pi ??...😃😂... Great job Y'all !!! 59:00...I totally agree w/Cyr's assessment...!!! A+'s all day...
Dam, Cyr was a good teacher
honestly. ive tried teaching twich that I can recall and was the most stressful thing for everyone involved. Emily is a good learner though you could see the cog wheels turning and grasping the concept of what the clutch was doing without actually knowing what the clutch does, if that makes sense.
I don't completely agree, that's the worst possible first introduction to what a clutch does.
When you are driving the wheels have to be connected to the engine, because the engine drives the wheels. So when you stop the car, the engine would have to stop too. The clutch separates the engine from the driveline so you can stop the car while the engine can remain rotating. And when you get going you slip the clutch so that the car can slowly accelerate to the speed of the engine. When you let the clutch engage too quickly the cars weight will try to choke the engine and it might stall or recover but either way the entire car will jump.
@sombrero4316 too much information.... A beginner needs layman's terms...
@@shawnmanson6193laymans term like it helps the gear engage? Understanding how a car works makes driving it easier, don’t treat your friends like idiots.
@@sombrero4316 This is why you aren't a teacher. Information overload, student gets confused and fucks up. You do not have to understand exactly how things work to drive manual. After they are comfortable you can start adding more information. He explained enough. Explaining that the clutch separates the engine from the driveline so you can stop the car while the engine can remain rotating is so superfluous when teaching a beginner it's insane. Saying you have to hold in the clutch so you can change gears is enough.
Great teaching, calm, positive, compliment, instruction, re-enforce....and Em of course who LISTENS
49:25 this was a speech! its what life's all about!
Thank you for the upload, king
omg i was waiting for this edit!!! thank u as always GodofGnome
The guy you lend the corvette: 👁👄👁
She actually did alot better than i was expecting.
once you learn it - never forget it
Corvettes have one of the best tran/clutch combos to learn on. Buttery smooth transitions and the engine has enough power that you don't to put much work to get it in to first. Compared to SS Camaro which are rough to shift, the vette is a perfect learners car.
"cars are honking at you, beep, beep" my dad would say the same thing to me when I stalled learning to drive my manual 99' VW beetle at 16...
Driving manual is like picklocking in skyrim
This is the Perfect description.
It's like peeing your pants on purpose, oh wait that's learning how to fly 😂
Easy ?
Wholesome teaching moments
what she did with brake on and just clutch thats the first thing you should and then try and not stall the engine but keep it pulling forward so you feel the bite point and then go drive
When I got my license at 16 my grandpa and dad took me to get a car and I just wanted this really nice VW R32 for 11k only 50k miles, I really liked it. Instead they talked me into getting a Wrangler Rubicon on 37's for 19k. I mean, it was an awesome car. I loved it. But to get home I thought one of them would drive it and teach me, nope. They got in my grandpa's truck and left. They said you gotta figure it out if you're going to use it for work and school. I'd driven manual like 2 times in a parking lot so at least I wasn't starting from nothing, I guess but that thing was a handful.
Getting thrown into the deep end may not be the best way to learn, but it's definitely a quick and surefire way to learn to drive stick. For me, I had just got done practicing in my uncle's car at a parking lot and as we were on the way home, my uncle stopped at a stop sign and got out and told me to switch places with him. I was shittin' bricks and sweating like crazy, but we eventually got home that day.
“Am I the only one that thought Emoly’s Japanese was going to come out and she was going to swerve around that church parking lot at 180 kph all the way to a drive thru window and order a bucket of 🧊🧊🧊 for the red hot manual shift”
43:01 🤣🤣, 43:42 🤣🤣🤣
44:20 clutch abuse🤣🤣
55:50🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
B-
cyr getting used to it again is making me get the itch
That Corvette with all the low end torque is probably a really forgiving car to learn manual in. He didn't teach her where the grab point was though.
yeah, the downside being its probably pretty stiff.
25:00...I think Cyr's ( so far...) a really good teacher...( ,,,continuing ... ) 48:57...Was the lesson more fun than memorizing 1,000 different variations of Pi ??...😃😂... Great job Y'all !!! 59:00...I totally agree w/Cyr's assessment...!!! A+'s all day...
I can never get used to self driving cars
no screaming cyr. man has changed
He better be calm with this lunatic EE on the wheels
I actually need to learn this, since i work at a dealership 😂
Buy a cheap manual civic and practice. The more you use the clutch the more you will get use to driving manual.
The sad part is that you'll grow to LOVE it and pretty much all cars will not have the option for manual since most of them are becoming electric.
on a incline use the handbrake to hold the car and release it when you feel that the car starts to move
hehe welcome to the european way of driving emily :D
This must have been a very stressful stream to watch.
it's a rental. Thought it's CYR's
He was
MONEY SHIFT!!!
Actually surprised she didn’t f up…
wy learn in that car do it in a small car with a small engine
She did well, Cyr did better
The legs are lookin good
da fuck