Aww I feel for him with the shaky leg, in my second test my leg was shaking so much for the first 10/15 minutes because I'd failed my first. I soon relaxed abit though and passed 😊
@@sjantinoyt2956 i passed my test, i am already driving for like 2 months, once u pass u are still a bad driver, with 1 month of experience u start to know how to actually drive
Unless you know you’re going to be stopped for a while the handbrake constantly in use is pointless, it’s much easier to just use the brake and feel the clutch bite to hold the car and add gas when you want to move
My instructor showed me how to take off from the steep hill with hand brake and without it, and he said you can use it any technique. From that time I never used hand break in my lesson only when parked. I never understood the point of using hand brake in traffic.
@@TEEKEY77 It can end up being over used i agree but using it in traffic ain't so bad if you are going to stop for more than 30 seconds. Depending if you are on a hill or not. I find it easier that way so i can rest my feet.
I think Brad done pretty good considering he was unfamiliar with the car the instructor and being recorded . I'm sure if given the chance to adjust to these factors he would do a lot better . I wish him good luck when his test is taken . A very good video by the way and you explained Brads faults with patience and understanding .
i remember my first ever time getting behind the wheel, the adrenaline that rushed through me was insane, my arms and legs woudn't stop shaking i had to take so many stops in order to get past this, so i wish this young man the best.
5:30 My man is shivering timbers with a straight face...😂I remember this happened to me once but it was bad foot placement. But I'm sure he'll gain excellent confidence in no ttim
I passed my test here in Sweden a couple of days ago. Even though there are a lot of differences in how we drive her compared to the UK the fundementals remain the same. So I just wanted to give a big thanks for all the help if you are reading this ❤❤
Det är sant jag lärde mig faktiskt två saker. När man ska använda blinkers i god tid samt att det är viktigt att kolla sidospeglarna när man svänger i korsning för att säkerställa att det inte finns gående eller cyklister samt mopedister. Grattis för körkortet!
I failed my first test with legs shaking. It caused me to stall the car 4 times one after the other coming out of a junction. Passed my test the second time, I kept tension in my foot, I moved the seat a little more forward than I usually had the seat, and kept tension in the foot, not flexing the foot too much. As the shaking legs were just pure nerves, I never had them in lessons just on my two tests. Wishing all new learners good luck! P.s. I am still obsessed with watching all these driving videos even though I have passed. Help me all the time 😊
I suffer from road rage which has caused me to stall numerous times in my 5 years of driving. Will be switching to automatic after having test driven a VW Polo DSG and won't be looking back.
Just wanted to say, I passed my test this morning with not ONE minor driving fault. How insane is that! I credit that achievement to my determination but also to this brilliant channel. Thank you so much! 🚗
I passed my test, first attempt on Friday and I just wanted to say thank you, as these videos have been a great help. I'm still watching but not for fun, as I feel this is where the real learning begins!
Passed today first time with 2 minors, in torrential rain for the first 15 minutes! Massive thanks for the ultimate driving course Pin, it helped me so much in between lessons, and I learnt to avoid a lot of common mistakes from the mock tests! Also for anyone with their test coming up, don't stress just focus on the road ahead at all times, and don't dwell on any mistakes! I thought I'd failed and nearly lost concentration but it was only a minor!
I was such a nervous learner to begin with but the leg shaking has never happened to me. I’d never even thought about something like that ‘til now and I have a test next week and now I’m scared this will happen 🤣
I passed my test on 17th November First try with 4 minors and I was confident and composed throughout. A tip I can give people who are about to take their test and are feeling anxious is..not to tell anyone you have a test booked before hand, not go in you test wanting to pass first time as that'll add that unwanted pressure on you. If a mistake is made, don't dwell on it, just forget about it and carry on because the chances are you probably didn't even make that mistake. Go with the mind set of "oh well If I don't pass, there's always a next time". That should help lower your nerves. Oh yeah and bring some gum or a sweet to chew or suck on.
I made that mistake, told my friend's my test was the 16th of November, I passed first time but the pressure from two other friends passing first time the week prior didn't help, got 9 minors.
I just made sure I had enough food and caffeine and a toilet break before heading out and I passed with 8 minors and it ain't great but I'm glad it was over. First 10-15 minute was nerve wracking but got over it eventually.
It depends on what you are nervous about. If you are nervous about the driving or about the test situation. Personally I’m confident with the driving. But my social anxiety has prevented me from passing the test. I have now attempted to raise my GABA levels and I’ve been prescribed beta blockers. Hopefully I will manage to get through my next test. Imagine driving with a gun pointed to your head all the time. That’s what it feels like.
🤣🤣 A month ago i did my Driving test and my Leg shaked like a sewing machine. i wanted to ask the instructor if i can get out for 2 minutes so i can relax.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Excellent channel. This channel won't fail as it helps lots to avoid fails and builds confidence in everything really because driving is a thing only super responsible persons should be doing.
I absolutely feel for him, I failed within the first 5 minutes of driving because my legs were shaking so badly. I kept stalling with my nerves; couldn't get a gap at a roundabout & cars started beeping behind me. Crumbled when the examiner took control & I asked to go back to the test centre in tears. I felt completely confident up to the test and IN the test centre- I spent the rest of the day absolutely kicking myself 3 weeks after that, I had the goodluck banana and passed 2nd time.
@@FS-xq4qx I did my test in Blackpool & there was quite a few available tests within 1-2 months after failing my first time :) Just be wary of Ian, as he talks at the speed of light which is very unsettling when you're already really nervous lol- Good luck on your next test :)
@Trinity G No worries girl! I actually tried to copy you but I kept forgetting to get a banana 🙃 and then I wasn't able to pick one up on the day but thank God I passed! 🙌🏾💃🏾
Had the shaky leg on my first lessons it happens it’s normal I think after that when I got to know my instructor was ok and on test was ok it will go 👍 keep going 👍
I still get Elvis leg when I'm driving with a heavy clutch. It's effectively doing a single leg workout if you don't have the muscles used to it. It drove me mad when I first started learning to drive. I found if my knee was angled off to the left a little it helped.
Passed my test today and still watching :). Good luck to anyone with a test coming up, it's really not as bad as you make it out in your head. Just take your time and imagine it is just another drive, you know what you're doing or else you wouldn't be taking the test in the first place :)))
I passed my test first try on the 17th of November in Ireland, not the exact same as the UK test but similar! I honestly don't think I could have done it without these videos! I honestly watched hundreds of hours! A big thank you Pin for having these videos available!! :D
@@lykmejoe there in no : paralel parking, bay parking and emergency braking. We follow voice instructions from tester so no sat nav option. A maneuvere,, reverse around the corner'' is present in Irish test.
i know someone who got a drivers license in ireland without having taken any test. this was either in the late 70s or early 80s when their postal system lost people's details or application. they couldnt be bothered to sort it out so anyone who applied for one automatically got one
Passed my test thanks to my driver and watching these videos if you haven’t taken your test yet take these videos in will defo help and if you got bad nerves buy some kalms from boots will help
If he strengthens the musculature in his legs through resistance training this should help with the driving. I'm not sure if the leg shake was caused by nerves, my legs start shaking during training due to muscle fatigue. Notice it's only the clutch side leg (left leg) shaking because he's trying to add a specific amount of pressure.
Passed my test the other day first time with 2 minors!! If anyone feels like they’re really struggling please don’t give up you’ll get there eventually. I had no confidence when I started but you just need to trust yourself and be aware of your surroundings. These videos definitely helped me ❤
Well done!! It's such a good feeling when you pass. And what you're saying is true. Self belief is so important and what helped me is always thinking ok, so what's the safest way of doing this, and that, you know because safety is pretty much the only thing the examiners care about! 😊
@@Scampi95 oh definitely! I think a lot of it comes down to second guessing yourself but I just started to go with my gut and if I do make little mistakes then I just learn from them.. like they say you really learn how to drive after you’ve passed your test 😊
I had that too… combination of nerves and a shaky leg from pulling the clutch up and down too many times putting strain on my leg, and it really had a negative impact on my drives. I overcame it eventually but at the time I felt so dejected and that I would never pass my test because of it. I know Brad can do it because I managed it too, never give up!
I passed my driving test on November 16th these video helped me out so much I would definitely watching these no matter what stage of driving you at great work keep up the amazing videos 🙂👍
ive got my test on tuesday the 20th, after less than 20 hours of lessons and ~25 hours of driving with a family member i am feeling very confident that i will pass! started learning in mid september, the day after i turned 17, and have been ready for a test since mid november 😅
passed my test with 2 minors however is this geezer was my test invigilator wouldve fail me with 100 majors , give it a rest, charge it, on a gang ting
Just Passed my test(6 minors) this morning with only 12 hours of lessons, honestly Pin’s videos are a big reason as for why I still had hope that I would pass. Thank You
I had a shakey leg on my test it's horrible as you can't stop it and it just gets worse and worse 🥺 all we can do is try and try again and just know we will pass eventually 🤞
my leg was shaking as well, thankfully it was only at the first part of the test (parking, idk how it is in the uk but in my country you do a few things and parking before driving), the instructors were nice to me about it. it was weird bc i was feeling rly confident about passing but it still happened to me lol
Just passed my test today and was acc not nervous at all, one thing I can recommend that worked for me is the whole day leading up to my test I was in a tshirt in 6 degree weather, when youre cold youre not as nervous.
@@TheRealKinetic-q1t I just sorta clicked in me eventually, pretend its just a normal driving lesson with someone else. I took some CBD oil too. Not sure it did anything but might be worth a try. I also tried to treat it a video game where you have to drive slower and perfectly.
I passes my test last Monday, I am from Austria btw 😂 still watching the videos haha, instil struggle sometimes because the car in the driving school was a Diesel and so could never stall I only had to drive 10 minutes haha
This video shows how a learner with 36 hours of lessons, without private practice, would drive on roads which doesn't surprise me. Few weeks ago, I saw another video of a young girl with 36 hours of lessons, without private practice at all, she drives similar like him. Noticed that both have a issue with basic skills, especially cluth control. DVLA advises minimum 45 hours of lessons and 22 hours of private lessons. Insufficient practice reflects on your driving skills. No magic for driving skills, more you drive, more you become confident. Good luck!
im just about to start lessons and have been driving and practicing in my own car and can say this happens to me on the clutch, im pretty nervous and when my leg is shaking its almost impossible to move off the clutch smoothly :(
I've had my left leg shake on one lesson and I think it was purely just because I didn't set my chair at a comfortable length which meant I was causing it to strain more when trying to hold the biting point when I was stationary. Since then I've just double checked if I'm comfortable with the clutch when doing the cockpit drill and the shake hasn't resurfaced.
I think what it is is that he is hovering his foot over the clutch whilst being nervous as opposed to planting his heel and curling his foot up whilst heel is on the floor. Hovering foot is tiring and difficult especially with all the nerves of stalling and junctions
thats my brother brad, top battlelands royale player in the world never seen anyone better with their left foot apart from messi and a trim that makes him look like luke bennet cmon lad
Not sure why people use the handbrake every time they stop, if I was a teacher I wouldn’t teach that, people get too reliant on the handbrake, everything ends up taking too long! Had the shaky leg on my test, my examiner was a real help and reassured me and I managed to beat it!
It is useful to apply the handbrake and select neutral at traffic lights. You can relax and have less wear on the clutch thrust bearing. Restarting takes about 1 to 2 seconds.
@Keith Sorry but from a mechanical perspective that is just rubbish, there is no wear on the clutch if you’re sitting at traffic lights with your foot down on the clutch and other foot on the brake, the clutch is disengaged at this point.
@@SparxTheDragonfly I never said there was wear on the clutch, the wear occurs on the thrust bearing. When the clutch pedal is up strong springs hold the engine half and the drive half together. When you depress the clutch pedal the thrust bearing wears as you hold the two halves of the clutch apart the half attached to the engine side on the driveshaft is still moving.
Mock tests are so useful. They make the learner realize how they need to be in full control of the vehicle, and that the examiner wont intervene unless there is serious danger.
My instructor swore against them. So i never did one, he didn't see the point in them. I still passed first time though so he could have been onto something. Everyone's different though.
@@rufusgreenleaf2466 my instructor didn't do them either. We just drove test routes without it being an official mock, he would help me out and I also passed first time.
Or traffic lights , or while you are waiting in the traffic... Hand brake ( parking brake ) was designated to use only when you are parked or stationary for longer time
had this problem so much when i first started lessons. i dont think it was nerves i just couldnt find a comfortable place for my leg and it would just sit there shaking lol
I have this same problem but I don't feel nervous hard to explain because people say it comes down to nerves but for me I'm not sure what it is. I feel calm and collected when driving but after 20 minutes my left leg starts to shake or if I haven't been driving for a while my left leg shakes so much that its impossible to have any clutch control which sucks because I prefer driving manual as it makes me feel in control of everything and it's satisfying to shift and rev match
My leg shakes whenever I get nervous and there is lots of traffic. Especially when I’m at a red light, junction or busy roundabout. How do I get over this. I’m confident in driving everywhere else but when there’s traffic or I’m on a hill and I have to move off quickly my leg starts to shake when holding the bite point.
On my first ever test my legs shook so much the car was actually shaking around us. Needless to say, I failed. 😂 I’ve been a driver for 6 years now. It happens guys!
I had a similar thing but just with my foot. I was like 50 meters away back to the exam place, but the last meters my left foot went numb from fear as my exam went pretty smooth.
I wouldn't say the shake is nerves because I've had it, just put your heel on the ground and use the clutch like that in the mean time, then when your foot feels relaxed it will be fine.
I have had that shaky leg thing happen many times and I don't know what causes it. I never used to get it as a learner but I now get it on rospa observation drives. It's really horrible.
I stalled 3 times because of a shaky leg but passed, if you get the problem just focus on always checking the blind spots every time you set off again and you'll be ok
Interesting, from what I can see it looks like his whole left foot is coming up off the floor when he brings clutch up to change gear. I don't do that as I probably would have the same shakey/less control issue. I always keep my clutch heel on the floor when changing gear. Keeping heel on floor you bring the front of your foot back allowing the pedal to come up. (Try with your hands and you'll get the idea. Palms flat facing down. Front of right hand (accelerator) goes down at same time as front of left (clutch) comes up.) Your shoe will squeak a bit when it's wet. Don't know if that helps anyone but it works for me and been driving like it for over 10 years. If I brought my whole left foot up for gear changing the car would be doing kangaroo jumps all the time. 😁
Could it be being too far from the clutch pedal the cause of his leg shaking? Anyways, he shouldn't have taken a mock test imo since he doesn't have a good control over the pedals, yet. Even without his leg shaking...
I really hope Brad manages to overcome his nerves. The poor lad looked terrified throughout his test
I passed my test for the first time on friday and yess I'm now apart of those who have passed yet still watching😂
Same pssed 4 days ago and i can finally watch it for fun
Same! I passed on the 21st of October
10th of November for me, one day after my birthday lol
Me too bro😂
Join the team
Aww I feel for him with the shaky leg, in my second test my leg was shaking so much for the first 10/15 minutes because I'd failed my first. I soon relaxed abit though and passed 😊
me2 i failed second time because i couldnt not shake, first time i had unlimited confidence. Third time i was shaking but passed tho
Put ur heel in the ground and use the pedals with ur tows u have no shaking at all
@@sjantinoyt2956 i passed my test, i am already driving for like 2 months, once u pass u are still a bad driver, with 1 month of experience u start to know how to actually drive
I was the same. Any time we stopped in traffic my leg would feel weak while pressing down the clutch 😅😂
@@sjantinoyt2956 can’t do that with the clutch ahah, i got a minor because i was so shaky on the clutch
I don't know why is everyone using handbrake when taking of. It's so unnecessary. Just another thing that confuses them.
To rest feet mate 😂
Unless you know you’re going to be stopped for a while the handbrake constantly in use is pointless, it’s much easier to just use the brake and feel the clutch bite to hold the car and add gas when you want to move
It's a technique used to help the learner keep the car stationary while they reset their feet. It's not actually that confusing.
My instructor showed me how to take off from the steep hill with hand brake and without it, and he said you can use it any technique. From that time I never used hand break in my lesson only when parked. I never understood the point of using hand brake in traffic.
@@TEEKEY77 It can end up being over used i agree but using it in traffic ain't so bad if you are going to stop for more than 30 seconds. Depending if you are on a hill or not. I find it easier that way so i can rest my feet.
I think Brad done pretty good considering he was unfamiliar with the car the instructor and being recorded . I'm sure if given the chance to adjust to these factors he would do a lot better . I wish him good luck when his test is taken . A very good video by the way and you explained Brads faults with patience and understanding .
He’s a good driver to be fair with him just needs to take the nervousness out of him
i remember my first ever time getting behind the wheel, the adrenaline that rushed through me was insane, my arms and legs woudn't stop shaking i had to take so many stops in order to get past this, so i wish this young man the best.
5:30 My man is shivering timbers with a straight face...😂I remember this happened to me once but it was bad foot placement. But I'm sure he'll gain excellent confidence in no ttim
This is what I was going to say. It could also be bad driving position.
I passed my test here in Sweden a couple of days ago. Even though there are a lot of differences in how we drive her compared to the UK the fundementals remain the same. So I just wanted to give a big thanks for all the help if you are reading this ❤❤
Samma här 😮 Bra jobbat 🎉
@@briech YO Grattis och snyggt jobbat!😊
Det är sant jag lärde mig faktiskt två saker. När man ska använda blinkers i god tid samt att det är viktigt att kolla sidospeglarna när man svänger i korsning för att säkerställa att det inte finns gående eller cyklister samt mopedister. Grattis för körkortet!
Well done. Some of my best friends are Swedish. Can't wait to visit one day.
There's a reason why you have some of the best rally drivers in the world, guessing you do a skid pan over there aswel?
I failed my first test with legs shaking. It caused me to stall the car 4 times one after the other coming out of a junction. Passed my test the second time, I kept tension in my foot, I moved the seat a little more forward than I usually had the seat, and kept tension in the foot, not flexing the foot too much. As the shaking legs were just pure nerves, I never had them in lessons just on my two tests.
Wishing all new learners good luck!
P.s. I am still obsessed with watching all these driving videos even though I have passed. Help me all the time 😊
I suffer from road rage which has caused me to stall numerous times in my 5 years of driving. Will be switching to automatic after having test driven a VW Polo DSG and won't be looking back.
Just wanted to say, I passed my test this morning with not ONE minor driving fault. How insane is that! I credit that achievement to my determination but also to this brilliant channel. Thank you so much! 🚗
I passed my test, first attempt on Friday and I just wanted to say thank you, as these videos have been a great help. I'm still watching but not for fun, as I feel this is where the real learning begins!
Passed today first time with 2 minors, in torrential rain for the first 15 minutes! Massive thanks for the ultimate driving course Pin, it helped me so much in between lessons, and I learnt to avoid a lot of common mistakes from the mock tests! Also for anyone with their test coming up, don't stress just focus on the road ahead at all times, and don't dwell on any mistakes! I thought I'd failed and nearly lost concentration but it was only a minor!
I was such a nervous learner to begin with but the leg shaking has never happened to me. I’d never even thought about something like that ‘til now and I have a test next week and now I’m scared this will happen 🤣
I passed my test over a year ago and have started watching these videos again. I did find them very useful for prepping for my test
I passed my test on 17th November First try with 4 minors and I was confident and composed throughout. A tip I can give people who are about to take their test and are feeling anxious is..not to tell anyone you have a test booked before hand, not go in you test wanting to pass first time as that'll add that unwanted pressure on you. If a mistake is made, don't dwell on it, just forget about it and carry on because the chances are you probably didn't even make that mistake.
Go with the mind set of "oh well If I don't pass, there's always a next time".
That should help lower your nerves.
Oh yeah and bring some gum or a sweet to chew or suck on.
I made that mistake, told my friend's my test was the 16th of November, I passed first time but the pressure from two other friends passing first time the week prior didn't help, got 9 minors.
I just made sure I had enough food and caffeine and a toilet break before heading out and I passed with 8 minors and it ain't great but I'm glad it was over. First 10-15 minute was nerve wracking but got over it eventually.
That is the exact mind set I went in with and I pass on November 16th with 2 minors
Ahhhh! I also passed first try on the 17th of November with 4 minors!!
@@zanibkhan3549 People should watch how much caffeine they have beforehand, though. It can really affect your driving and nerves.
Even I'm a good driver, my leg still shakes like a mixer after a full leg-day workout. Can't blame the kid. This is just normal muscle reaction.
Finally part of the passed crew!
Passed on the 4th attempt!
Will keep watching the videos!
I understand you brad! Even I get nervous like this nearly everytime. Don’t worry soon you’ll overcome it and be very confident 🎉
It depends on what you are nervous about. If you are nervous about the driving or about the test situation.
Personally I’m confident with the driving. But my social anxiety has prevented me from passing the test. I have now attempted to raise my GABA levels and I’ve been prescribed beta blockers. Hopefully I will manage to get through my next test.
Imagine driving with a gun pointed to your head all the time. That’s what it feels like.
The fact that you time stamped the leg shaking 🤣😳
🤣🤣 A month ago i did my Driving test and my Leg shaked like a sewing machine. i wanted to ask the instructor if i can get out for 2 minutes so i can relax.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@LeoTechy what happened Did you pass🤣
@@irshanaseer4176 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅Lucky me i paid bribe🤣
practically i failed because i panicked a lot but i got my license...
Shhhhh dont tell anyone 🤣
@@LeoTechy ok 😅
@@LeoTechy You did a lil bit of that paying in nature or sumting?
I passed recently but I love this video, it’s reassuring to know other learners get leg shakes the exact same as I did
Excellent channel. This channel won't fail as it helps lots to avoid fails and builds confidence in everything really because driving is a thing only super responsible persons should be doing.
Passed my test today!! Huge thanks to DGN videos for the knowledge.
I absolutely feel for him, I failed within the first 5 minutes of driving because my legs were shaking so badly. I kept stalling with my nerves; couldn't get a gap at a roundabout & cars started beeping behind me. Crumbled when the examiner took control & I asked to go back to the test centre in tears.
I felt completely confident up to the test and IN the test centre- I spent the rest of the day absolutely kicking myself
3 weeks after that, I had the goodluck banana and passed 2nd time.
Hi please can you tell where you live because it’s same happened to me and now I try to book another one but I can’t find 😢
@@FS-xq4qx I did my test in Blackpool & there was quite a few available tests within 1-2 months after failing my first time :)
Just be wary of Ian, as he talks at the speed of light which is very unsettling when you're already really nervous lol- Good luck on your next test :)
@@trinityg8511 did you actually have a banana 👀 I've got my 2nd test soon & I will do just about anything 😅😂
@@christy4 Sorry late reply but yes I did 🤣🤣 I was desperate
@Trinity G No worries girl! I actually tried to copy you but I kept forgetting to get a banana 🙃 and then I wasn't able to pick one up on the day but thank God I passed! 🙌🏾💃🏾
Can finally say I’m in the passed but still watching gang 😂 thank you Pin for all your videos and good luck everyone learning :)
I passed my driving test today first attempt with 0 minors and I couldn’t of done it without my instructor and help from this channel thankyou !!!
I passed on the 10th this month 8 months pregnant was the calmest I’ve ever been in a car, still love watching these videos
Had the shaky leg on my first lessons it happens it’s normal I think after that when I got to know my instructor was ok and on test was ok it will go 👍 keep going 👍
I still get Elvis leg when I'm driving with a heavy clutch. It's effectively doing a single leg workout if you don't have the muscles used to it. It drove me mad when I first started learning to drive. I found if my knee was angled off to the left a little it helped.
My leg ALWAYS used to shake when I’d bring the clutch up
Passed my test today and still watching :). Good luck to anyone with a test coming up, it's really not as bad as you make it out in your head. Just take your time and imagine it is just another drive, you know what you're doing or else you wouldn't be taking the test in the first place :)))
I feel for him. I had a shaky leg on one of my first lessons and it really sucked. The feeling is awful
Same 🌚
Will it end
I passed my test first try on the 17th of November in Ireland, not the exact same as the UK test but similar! I honestly don't think I could have done it without these videos! I honestly watched hundreds of hours! A big thank you Pin for having these videos available!! :D
What's different about the UK test?
@@lykmejoe there in no : paralel parking, bay parking and emergency braking. We follow voice instructions from tester so no sat nav option. A maneuvere,, reverse around the corner'' is present in Irish test.
i know someone who got a drivers license in ireland without having taken any test. this was either in the late 70s or early 80s when their postal system lost people's details or application. they couldnt be bothered to sort it out so anyone who applied for one automatically got one
I feel for this dude coz I have exactly the same problem when it comes to my nerves. Once it starts its extremely difficult to stop it.
I passed my test 17 years ago and still love watching these videos 🤣🤣
Passed over a month ago yet still find myself religiously watching your videos
I suffered with this even after I passed my test for the first couple weeks, I understand the pain he's going through.
Aye bro i've been also expieriencing this. Not always just onlyy sometimes. Iam scared is there anyything to worrt abouut
How to stop this thing??
Passed my test thanks to my driver and watching these videos if you haven’t taken your test yet take these videos in will defo help and if you got bad nerves buy some kalms from boots will help
If he strengthens the musculature in his legs through resistance training this should help with the driving. I'm not sure if the leg shake was caused by nerves, my legs start shaking during training due to muscle fatigue. Notice it's only the clutch side leg (left leg) shaking because he's trying to add a specific amount of pressure.
Passed my test the other day first time with 2 minors!! If anyone feels like they’re really struggling please don’t give up you’ll get there eventually. I had no confidence when I started but you just need to trust yourself and be aware of your surroundings. These videos definitely helped me ❤
Well done!! It's such a good feeling when you pass. And what you're saying is true. Self belief is so important and what helped me is always thinking ok, so what's the safest way of doing this, and that, you know because safety is pretty much the only thing the examiners care about! 😊
@@Scampi95 oh definitely! I think a lot of it comes down to second guessing yourself but I just started to go with my gut and if I do make little mistakes then I just learn from them.. like they say you really learn how to drive after you’ve passed your test 😊
I had that too… combination of nerves and a shaky leg from pulling the clutch up and down too many times putting strain on my leg, and it really had a negative impact on my drives. I overcame it eventually but at the time I felt so dejected and that I would never pass my test because of it. I know Brad can do it because I managed it too, never give up!
I passed my driving test on November 16th these video helped me out so much I would definitely watching these no matter what stage of driving you at great work keep up the amazing videos 🙂👍
I passed a day after 😁
I passed on November 16th too.
@@adamwalpole1180 hahah 🤣 pass day twins lol
ive got my test on tuesday the 20th, after less than 20 hours of lessons and ~25 hours of driving with a family member i am feeling very confident that i will pass! started learning in mid september, the day after i turned 17, and have been ready for a test since mid november 😅
My leg used to shake as well whenever bringing the clutch up
Maybe nerves or maybe because you have you foot in the wrong position
I passed today thank you for all the videos they have been the biggest help 🎉🎉🎉
passed my test with 2 minors however is this geezer was my test invigilator wouldve fail me with 100 majors , give it a rest, charge it, on a gang ting
0:02 Please stop teaching this handbrake up thing everytime you stop. Look at what this guy is doing here
It's the rules you have to follow
Just Passed my test(6 minors) this morning with only 12 hours of lessons, honestly Pin’s videos are a big reason as for why I still had hope that I would pass. Thank You
Well done! 12hrs is really good.
I've had 10 hours and i think I'd be decent except for the 3 point turn and the looking around thing.
@@imwinningthisone7613 you don't have to do a 3 point turn on your test!
I remember failing one test from constant stalling from a shaky leg so I feel for him😢
I had a shakey leg on my test it's horrible as you can't stop it and it just gets worse and worse 🥺 all we can do is try and try again and just know we will pass eventually 🤞
my leg was shaking as well, thankfully it was only at the first part of the test (parking, idk how it is in the uk but in my country you do a few things and parking before driving), the instructors were nice to me about it. it was weird bc i was feeling rly confident about passing but it still happened to me lol
Just passed my test today and was acc not nervous at all, one thing I can recommend that worked for me is the whole day leading up to my test I was in a tshirt in 6 degree weather, when youre cold youre not as nervous.
I only feel bad for the instructor for one reason.
If he comes to egypt he might get a heart attack watching how ppl drive.
I was always super nervous too during my tests it took me 5 or 6 times 🙃 to pass but now I have passed and now I can watch these in peace.
any advice, failed 1st on nerves
@@TheRealKinetic-q1t I just sorta clicked in me eventually, pretend its just a normal driving lesson with someone else. I took some CBD oil too. Not sure it did anything but might be worth a try.
I also tried to treat it a video game where you have to drive slower and perfectly.
Bro just like me took me five times couldn’t get over the nerves but done it last week so now I can’t stop watching these videos
Man took CBD oil to pass his test ☠️☠️☠️
Same I passed on my 6th due to nerves
10:47 my guy made the passenger start bumpin up and down 😂😂😂
I passes my test last Monday, I am from Austria btw 😂 still watching the videos haha, instil struggle sometimes because the car in the driving school was a Diesel and so could never stall
I only had to drive 10 minutes haha
It feel so good watching these videos after passing my driving test😂
This video shows how a learner with 36 hours of lessons, without private practice, would drive on roads which doesn't surprise me. Few weeks ago, I saw another video of a young girl with 36 hours of lessons, without private practice at all, she drives similar like him. Noticed that both have a issue with basic skills, especially cluth control. DVLA advises minimum 45 hours of lessons and 22 hours of private lessons. Insufficient practice reflects on your driving skills. No magic for driving skills, more you drive, more you become confident. Good luck!
His knowledge about driving 👍🏻
Passed on the 18th. Your videos were amazing. Cheers!
Sameee
@@Qurann21 congrats
@@mssed3031 congrats to you tooo
Same one day before u
@@fullafulla4102 congratulations!
The shoe laces is a fail to as they could get caught on the pedals. Suppose to do the laces up properly and keep shoes on.
im just about to start lessons and have been driving and practicing in my own car and can say this happens to me on the clutch, im pretty nervous and when my leg is shaking its almost impossible to move off the clutch smoothly :(
Aaah that leg shake , I get it too sometimes and I don’t know why , I’m not stressing or had leg day but still happens
He has to relax and gain more confidence then he can pass like the rest of us
Can get beta blockers from your doctor to stop physical symptoms of nervousness
the subtle looks you give when learners don't listen or make mistakes are hilarious.
I've had my left leg shake on one lesson and I think it was purely just because I didn't set my chair at a comfortable length which meant I was causing it to strain more when trying to hold the biting point when I was stationary. Since then I've just double checked if I'm comfortable with the clutch when doing the cockpit drill and the shake hasn't resurfaced.
had the same thing. i concluded it was a mixture of driving position, muscle fatigue (if not used to holding the clutch down) and indeed anxiety
I think what it is is that he is hovering his foot over the clutch whilst being nervous as opposed to planting his heel and curling his foot up whilst heel is on the floor. Hovering foot is tiring and difficult especially with all the nerves of stalling and junctions
thats my brother brad, top battlelands royale player in the world never seen anyone better with their left foot apart from messi and a trim that makes him look like luke bennet cmon lad
I remember I was like that when I first started driving. I was like "why tf is my leg doing this" now it doesn't even happen anymore
Roundabout mate same here .thought I’m the only one having roundabout as pain but thank God have seen my mate lol
Not sure why people use the handbrake every time they stop, if I was a teacher I wouldn’t teach that, people get too reliant on the handbrake, everything ends up taking too long!
Had the shaky leg on my test, my examiner was a real help and reassured me and I managed to beat it!
I was taught hand brake only when you're going uphill and parking
It is useful to apply the handbrake and select neutral at traffic lights. You can relax and have less wear on the clutch thrust bearing. Restarting takes about 1 to 2 seconds.
@Keith Sorry but from a mechanical perspective that is just rubbish, there is no wear on the clutch if you’re sitting at traffic lights with your foot down on the clutch and other foot on the brake, the clutch is disengaged at this point.
@@SparxTheDragonfly I never said there was wear on the clutch, the wear occurs on the thrust bearing. When the clutch pedal is up strong springs hold the engine half and the drive half together. When you depress the clutch pedal the thrust bearing wears as you hold the two halves of the clutch apart the half attached to the engine side on the driveshaft is still moving.
Mock tests are so useful. They make the learner realize how they need to be in full control of the vehicle, and that the examiner wont intervene unless there is serious danger.
My instructor swore against them. So i never did one, he didn't see the point in them. I still passed first time though so he could have been onto something. Everyone's different though.
@@rufusgreenleaf2466 my instructor didn't do them either. We just drove test routes without it being an official mock, he would help me out and I also passed first time.
@@spyro-maniac2607 Same, where did you do your test may i ask?
@@rufusgreenleaf2466 Im up in Newcastle
@@spyro-maniac2607 Ah, i did mine in Scunthorpe. Not the best place to be but it had good calming test routes.
Handbrake at a roundabout is a pointless endeavour.
Or traffic lights , or while you are waiting in the traffic... Hand brake ( parking brake ) was designated to use only when you are parked or stationary for longer time
Shaking leg is caused by bad seat positioning, it used to happen with me too
had this problem so much when i first started lessons. i dont think it was nerves i just couldnt find a comfortable place for my leg and it would just sit there shaking lol
I have this same problem but I don't feel nervous hard to explain because people say it comes down to nerves but for me I'm not sure what it is. I feel calm and collected when driving but after 20 minutes my left leg starts to shake or if I haven't been driving for a while my left leg shakes so much that its impossible to have any clutch control which sucks because I prefer driving manual as it makes me feel in control of everything and it's satisfying to shift and rev match
I had the same problem with shaking leg, but when I tried to fix my sit position closer to the pedals that become ok
I wonder if part of that was driving position as well? I've had my leg judder like that when I've been perched on a seat.
My leg shakes whenever I get nervous and there is lots of traffic. Especially when I’m at a red light, junction or busy roundabout. How do I get over this. I’m confident in driving everywhere else but when there’s traffic or I’m on a hill and I have to move off quickly my leg starts to shake when holding the bite point.
I had the issue with shaky legs when I was learning as well. My instructor used to call it "Elvis legs" haha
My leg was shaking like crazy, whilst doing a "parking around the corner" - maneuver, and it was hell.
Obvs nerves I had the same problem but it goes away think hes a decent driver tho
On my first ever test my legs shook so much the car was actually shaking around us. Needless to say, I failed. 😂 I’ve been a driver for 6 years now. It happens guys!
It sure does i was a leg shaker myself 😂 still happens now and again
I had a similar thing but just with my foot. I was like 50 meters away back to the exam place, but the last meters my left foot went numb from fear as my exam went pretty smooth.
Passed on the 17th November with 1 minor 🎉yet still watching this😂
I wouldn't say the shake is nerves because I've had it, just put your heel on the ground and use the clutch like that in the mean time, then when your foot feels relaxed it will be fine.
Thxs God i pass my first time attempt test driving✌️in diffucult route
I don't get why he forces people to be recorded and posted online, I would never allow that, just adds more pressure
My leg shaked when I did my manourve on my test I was so nervous
Passed my test the other day but I used to do this when my dad first started teaching me. It was horrible
Same. Doesn’t help when your dads swearing at you and yelling stuff that isn’t constructive 😂
I did this on both my tests too nerves unreal. Trying automatic next time for that reason
He will get over it, I had the same problem as a learner
Needs learn to hold car for a second or two before going AFTER handbrake released...
I have had that shaky leg thing happen many times and I don't know what causes it. I never used to get it as a learner but I now get it on rospa observation drives. It's really horrible.
The learner was shaking cuz , in his mind ,, omg I am in car with legendary instructor pin ,, @king
I stalled 3 times because of a shaky leg but passed, if you get the problem just focus on always checking the blind spots every time you set off again and you'll be ok
Interesting, from what I can see it looks like his whole left foot is coming up off the floor when he brings clutch up to change gear. I don't do that as I probably would have the same shakey/less control issue. I always keep my clutch heel on the floor when changing gear. Keeping heel on floor you bring the front of your foot back allowing the pedal to come up. (Try with your hands and you'll get the idea. Palms flat facing down. Front of right hand (accelerator) goes down at same time as front of left (clutch) comes up.) Your shoe will squeak a bit when it's wet. Don't know if that helps anyone but it works for me and been driving like it for over 10 years. If I brought my whole left foot up for gear changing the car would be doing kangaroo jumps all the time. 😁
Never have your foot under the clutch
Could it be being too far from the clutch pedal the cause of his leg shaking? Anyways, he shouldn't have taken a mock test imo since he doesn't have a good control over the pedals, yet. Even without his leg shaking...