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Aldent · May 17th, 2018, 03:56 PM

Hi all.

I signed up for an MSF course in a few weeks, but as it usually does, my social/general anxiety about all things is kicking in. My main concern is that there won't be enough time for me to really feel comfortable with certain maneuver they will be teaching before the instructors move on to another one.

I have driven a manual transmission car for almost 10 years, so I'm pretty confident in learning to shift; I just have to get the muscle memory and foot/hand coordination down.

Did you feel like there was enough time throughout the course to try each of the things they taught, or did it feel a bit rushed?

I won't even mention having to take a skills test with everyone watching, it goes without saying that my brain is pooping itself thinking about that.

Not sure if it matters, but the course I'll be taking is the one offered by Delta College in MI.

Thanks in advance.

May 17th, 2018, 03:56 PM	#1
Aldent ninjette.org member Name: Zavier Location: US Join Date: Jul 2013 Motorcycle(s): - Posts: 15	Was the MSF course too quick for you? Hi all. I signed up for an MSF course in a few weeks, but as it usually does, my social/general anxiety about all things is kicking in. My main concern is that there won't be enough time for me to really feel comfortable with certain maneuver they will be teaching before the instructors move on to another one. I have driven a manual transmission car for almost 10 years, so I'm pretty confident in learning to shift; I just have to get the muscle memory and foot/hand coordination down. Did you feel like there was enough time throughout the course to try each of the things they taught, or did it feel a bit rushed? I won't even mention having to take a skills test with everyone watching, it goes without saying that my brain is pooping itself thinking about that. Not sure if it matters, but the course I'll be taking is the one offered by Delta College in MI. Thanks in advance.