Your guide to 4x4 off-road driving | Guiding 101

We join EcoTraining Instructor Michael Anderson in our brand-NEW series Guiding 101. In our first episode, we look at 4x4 off-road driving techniques to ensure a comfortable and safe drive.
In the safari guide industry having great driving skills and good technique are key elements. Mike has been out in the bush for many years and has been driving our students and guests all over. Driving in the bush may become tuff and challenging. Knowing how to handle your vehicle is an asset.
Let us jump into the game drive vehicle with Mike and learn some tips and techniques.
Did you enjoy this video, and would you like to learn more 4x4 off-road techniques?
Drop us a comment below and let us know, we love to hear from you.
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[@christaniederer7125]

Thanks Mike, I still remember your tuition about hardly using the clutch during my EcoTraining in March, but should my memory fade with time, I can always come back to this video!

[@EcoTraining]

Hi Christa, I am glad you enjoyed the video and it will be of good use to you. Hope to see you again in the bush soon 🙂🌺

[@RoxanneMc]

I can still hear my Dad, calmly but with a slight panic in his voice, "foot off the clutch foot off the clutch" 😂. I like the new series, thank you 🙂.

[@EcoTraining]

:-) Glad you enjoyed it Roxanne. I think it brings similar memories back for many of us :-)

[@elke9499]

Liked it Mike gtsy 👍 ( pushed the other like too 😁)

[@EcoTraining]

Hi there, thank you I am glad you enjoyed the video. 🙂

[@MrHighis]

Love it

[@EcoTraining]

Hi there, thank you so much. 🙂

[@barbarasimkins3862]

Even though I will never drive in the bush I found this really interesting. Looking forward to more episodes.

[@EcoTraining]

Hi Barbara thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Ry43T1]

Thank you for this video. I always use the clutch, but I hold it in and frequently lightly brake. It helps but it is uncomfortable. Thanks for the info.

[@EcoTraining]

Hi Kevin you are welcome, I am glad the video was useful. 🙂