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Directions were unclear, drove a fire extinguisher into a lake.

She forgot the 3rd hardest part of driving a manual. “Stalling out and everyone is honking at you from behind” haha smh.

Directions unclear: stalled 6 times and had an anxiety attack broke down crying in embarrassment

1. Clutch in 2.Put in 1st 3.rev up to redline 4.dump the clutch 5 HOLD ON

Can you teach us how to dougie?

This man tried to do a 360 with the scooter and almost lost his life LMFAOOOOO this guys a character i swear lol.

europeans: stick shift is EZ americans: tesla

This is a treasure. Just got my first manual car and have been stalling out all over the place. I greatly appreciate this video!

Granny shiftin’, not double clutchin’ like you should. Now me and the mad scientist gotta rip apart the block and replace the piston rings you fried.

Why do I watch these when I drive manual every day lol

I’m learning how to drive stick & my bf got really frustrated when i was doing good at first then started overthinking it & stalling out. I came to look for encouragement, so thank you 😊

I've stalled like maybe 5 times in public now and i have never been more frustrated so here i am watching how to drive manual videos after getting my first car which is manual for Christmas sksksks

+10pts for every kid or crowd you hit in the school parking lot

I jus bought a 95 Honda accord and I knew it was standard idk how to drive but I really loved it plus the person who had it put new battery new brakes new radio extra parts sold to me for 1200 no check engine nothing wrong with it miles were good but nun my family teach me they want me to sell it but nope I’ll learn by videos and u and your girl made it seem easy especially when she mentioned coming to stop subscribing I kno this video old but still good and helpful

Auto porter here. I occasionally get manuals that I need to drive around at work and so far I've only managed to stall them when trying to move from first gear. This was nice. Thanks

Aye bro could you make a video on how to down shift and rev match

Sent this to my bud b4 he tried to drove my car for the 1st time n I gotta say,this helped him ALOT more than I thought 🤘🏽

Today’s my 3rd day driving my 2000 Mustang GT. First gear is really the hardest but I managed to get into 4th gear! Thanks for the tips Derek! Really appreciate it man Greetings from the west coast!

The best thing I did while learning was the empty parking lot start/stop over and over only moving the car a few feet at a time.

Excellent tutorial! I know how to drive a stick (I love it actually) but sometimes friends and colleagues ask me to show them. Strong work!

Pretty good teaching. You explained everything in easy to understand terms, which help people learn it easy. Personally, I learned how to drive on my own. I bought an older (1992) Chevy S10 truck from a used car lot that had a manual transmission (5 speed). I didn't even really know how to drive it, until I practiced when leaving the dealer's parking lot with the truck I had just bought. It was very scary at first, especially considering there was rush hour traffic in St. Petersburg, Florida, where I bought the truck. Surprisingly, I learned very quickly, and by the time I drove it to my home in Plant City, 50 miles to the east, I had gotten pretty good at shifting through the gears, and using the clutch quickly and smoothly. After a week later, I was pretty much a pro at driving a stick. My advice to a newbie, is to find someone they know that has a vehicle with a manual transmission (preferably a rear wheel drive), and have the friend (or whoever owns the vehicle) to drive the vehicle to a very large empty parking lot (a large shopping mall closed for Thanksgiving or Christmas Holiday). Try driving the vehicle and play with it until you learn it. Try not to burn out the friend's clutch though. That would take a long time to burn one out though, not unless you are a really slow learner. Even then, that would take days to do. You'd have to burn it out on purpose by letting the clutch overheat from too much continuous slippage of the clutch disc and plate. Doing it on purpose would probably only take about 15 minutes to ruin the clutch lining. Anyhow, the newbie should have a basic understanding of how a clutch works. It's important to understand how the clutch engages and disengages the engine from the drive train. Knowing how it works, should help how to learn to use a manual transmission. I bought my 1992 Chevy S10 in 1998, and in 2002, I bought a brand new 2002 Chevy S10 (with a manual transmission, of course). I sold my 1992 S10 to a friend, but I still drive my 2002 S10 to this very day. It now has 220,000 miles on the odometer. It only had 6 miles on it when I bought the truck new. At 180,000 miles, I had to finally do a full clutch job on it, but now it drives like factory fresh again. Well, that's my 2 cents worth, for whatever its worth. Just remember, if I can learn it, anybody can.

I trained there for track high school! I was a two time state champ at highland springs and we’d go over there on Sundays to train. I’m a big fan of your channel!

I can already drive standard. I just came here to see how other people drive stick, you did a great job explaining to the new guys here. Im a dodge guy but that’s a pretty badass stang you got there, rock on brother 🤙

Thanks for the heads up. Looking to get a 2011-2013 Mustang GT but alot of them were stick shift. I will try it for myself and see how it goes. Thanks again

3:34 shift the shaker

Had to drop a fat like for that fall with the scooter. Love the vids

Best tutorial I’ve seen. Got every detail, and even the cons. Thanks

Hi, Derek. I know the majority of your subscribers already know how to drive manual, but being a newbie myself, I'd really like to see more tutorial videos. I really appreciate this video by the way. I just watched your latest upload, and please don't be discouraged! People who tell you to "walk the talk" should try going to college, getting a job, and attempt building a car. I actually love how unfiltered and candor you are. Your ego isn't sky high, either. You are a good, hard-working person with a great personality. The subscribers WILL come in time. You have caught the attention of 44k people, and will continue to do so. This is going to sound extremely trite, but the people who truly enjoy your content are the ones that matter, regardless of the sub count (even though it's just going to keep growing!). My brother has his mind set on supercharging his stage 1 04 Roush, and it really reminds me of you in that hard work (with time) will eventually pay off and go towards that build. Thank you for all that you do here on KZfaq; you're very inspirational and I look forward to more. You got this. :)

Thanks for this video guys just got my first manual wrx Subaru and I'm kinda anxious 😅

Thank you so much!! I def needed this. I'm going on a trip and my dads vehicle is a manual, and he's like okay have fun, LEARN! So this helped. And thank you for showing your gf doing it as well, also learning how to stop is helpful!! :)

Here within the first hour!! Can’t wait to see the channel blow up. Good work Derek! I need a mustang😭💔

I put the seat all the way back and my leg isn't even close to straight when pressing down the clutch. Tall guy problems.

I’ve never driven clutch but you make it look so easy and just by watching i feel like I’m a professional already (I’m obviously not i don’t even know what the difference between the gears are)

Nice man. Best out there

See now this man made it soooo much clearer and simplistic, when I learned from my uncles they explained it to me very confusing 🥴

LOVE this video!! Trying to teach my sister how to drive manual.

I love u for uploading this!👍

Thank you for the explanation. Im a new learner on stick and that actually is helpful

This video got me to be able to drive my mustang the first day. Great video 👍

Thanks for the video 👍 stress free now

He explained it super simple GREAT VIDEO!!!! THANKS !!!

How ironic. I’m getting my first car. It’s a 2003 mustang and is a manual, and you just post this helpful video. Thanks!

Nice ride bro sounds great

yessirr, you just earned a sub bro🤝

6:05 “Ah, f*ck hills” *has flashback*

good info i've been driving stick for a long time it's fun!

hey derek thanks for this vid. i used to not like the sn95 but now i see they can be pretty nice. love blue

Just got an 02 stage one roush. Best decision ive ever made

Out of all the videos I been watching this was the best one

Thanks for the info. Just a girl trying to learn !

How do you switch gears though? Like to go into 3rd from 2nd, right and up ??

I just bought my first car this was extremely helpful thank you

So when up shifting do you completely release the glass or keep the small amount of glass you had, press the clutch, switch gears, and apply more gas?

This video really helped out a lot

My first Manuel was a 93 ranger. Surprisingly my 88 mustang clutch is almost identical

I love it very good my boy Derek

Thanks man this really helped a lot.

Been driving stick for years thx for teaching the younger gen to drive stick it's a dying art and I don't want to see that happen thumbs up

You and her did good man...good tutorial👏👍

Ive been here since 500 subs

thanks guys.... first gear is kicking my ass

just got a 02 Protoge5 (manual of course) as a Christmas gift.. first car original plans were to get a car then permit and all that stuff

Helped hella thanks ready to drive this gsx eclips

I liked how she explained it

great vid thanks. now going to get my hands on an old datsun and most likely realize that it isn't as easy as it looks

That's so cool that you go to hermitage, I go to Lee Davis High not to far away from hermitage high

Underrated video

Thank you. This helps a lot.

Thank you this helped so much!

He reminds me of that dude from that holes movie.

This was really helpful, I plan on getting a golf gti or a wrx.

Gottta luv this guys tutorial 😂😂🙂🙂

Cool video!!

When your shifting, is your foot still on the gas or do you get off the gas then clutch and then gas again like getting into first

When is the best time to switch gears like from 1 to 2 when should you do it ?

Yo bro I love your vids. These are a big help. Could you do uphill starting and stopping?

Very helpful indeed

Thank you for the practice

Good video it help me alot 🙂👍👍👌

Great job guys. I've been teaching my daughter how to drive my 5speed the same way

when your changing gears do you keep your other foot on the gas or you let go and then press when switch gear?

You guys explain it so much better than my husband. I just hope i do this right lol im panicked when it gets to red lights or stop signs dont know what is it that i wont let the clutch go im so nervous

Great Video.ITZ a lot of people can't drive a stick and its because a lot of schools don't use a stick shift in Drivers Ed. #DBPSQUAD

Do you let off the gas when your switching gears and pressing the clutch in?

Thank you this video help me so much.

Actually driving manual has never confused me, but what should you do when slowing down or approaching a stop sign/light? Downshift into each lower gear, or just jump from whatever gear you're in to 1st?

Great video

Good description

Learning to drive a manual 2012 vw bug. Any tips on not stalling out on hills?????

Do you slip the clutch when you're going from 2nd to 3rd, 3rd to 4th etc. If so how much, I'm guessing less then starting out but, you still slip it but, I dont really know

Thank you this is very useful

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I liked the video as soon as I saw the failed 360 😂 but I do appreciate this video because I’m having some troubles getting used to driving my first car (manual 1999 Honda Accord) and I really have a problem I’m not rolling backwards on a hill. I always think I’ll hit the car behind me and it scares me shitless

Well done. Maybe explain different ways to come to a stop.

DEREK! Good job buddy. Still love the vids.

This was so helpful especially her explaining how to break haha

What color blue is that? I'm looking at repainting my e36 m3 and that blue is perfect

It was very helpful but you should’ve explained at what speeds and when it’s appropriate to shift to the next gear

This happened to me but if anyone drives stick dirtbikes, when I first tried a manual car thought of it like a dirtbike shifting and never stalled