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Originally Posted by WAGAWAGA Does that mean the heel touches the floor? Whenever i try using my whole leg the clutch seems to push my leg back at the engagement

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Old 07-12-2010, 02:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Does that mean the heel touches the floor? Whenever i try using my whole leg the clutch seems to push my leg back at the engagement point which gets my leg tired. its like a spring shoots the clutch backwards
It shouldn't really tire your leg out unless your leg is made out of twigs.
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It shouldn't really tire your leg out unless your leg is made out of twigs.
In the OP's defense...I see that he lives in Riverside. I don't doubt that his leg gets tired!!! I do everything I can to stay away from the freeways in Riverside because it doesn't matter what time of the day it is or what direction you're traveling, the freeways are just stop and go the whole way!

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In the OP's defense...I see that he lives in Riverside. I don't doubt that his leg gets tired!!! I do everything I can to stay away from the freeways in Riverside because it doesn't matter what time of the day it is or what direction you're traveling, the freeways are just stop and go the whole way!

To the OP- Everyone's driving style is different and there is no right or wrong way. If you have found a method that works for you then stick with it!
Hey, I sit in traffic for up to two hours one way!

Plus, I though the was referring to only a few clutch operations.

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Hey, I sit in traffic for up to two hours one way!

Plus, I though the was referring to only a few clutch operations.

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In the OP's defense...I see that he lives in Riverside. I don't doubt that his leg gets tired!!! I do everything I can to stay away from the freeways in Riverside because it doesn't matter what time of the day it is or what direction you're traveling, the freeways are just stop and go the whole way!

To the OP- Everyone's driving style is different and there is no right or wrong way. If you have found a method that works for you then stick with it!
Ahha thx Kyle i actually go to school in Riverside but live in LA . I play competitive Golf so I actually have a pretty built lower body, but i guess im not just used to the clutch motion. Hopefully with practice everything will make sense to me.
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