Driving Commandments Page

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Authored by Hieu Tran, March 4, 2007.  Modified September 1st, 2009  Re-modified December 10th 2009 and January 2010.

These driving commandments came a long way.  It is the result of thousands of hours spent coaching in the classroom and on the streets, day after day, without rest for 5 full, damn years!  These are the secrets or patterns that divide a good driver from a great driver.  The proof is in the use of these commandments when you drive on the streets.  You will see, know, and feel the difference!  Guaranteed!  Very few know these, fewer used them all the time, and no person has mastered them all!

1. Dark Energy.  You must be able to fully connect to your inner, most deep dark emotion (the highest level).  The only way to get to this level is by maturity and experience and by being able to see the "way" to get there.  Or else you will never be able to channel such incredible infinite energy.  There is no way any teen can come to this level, no matter what.  What a teen can do is have moments of infinite dark energy but not constantly because they have not yet come to the stage where they can cultivate deliberate concentration of this dark energy, most commonly known as aggression, anger, violent, which are all wrong descriptions; however, all point to the path of this infinite dark energy. This dark energy will allow you to take on all things and anything, at any given point.  This is your salvation.  Everything must reflect this energy, so that it is always within reach and at-will.  For example, your vehicle is painted primer or flat-black.  You have no carpet or back seats and your vehicle is modified to perform like a beast.  The drivers, pedestrians, animals, the structure of the streets, the weather, old memories and future, and yourself are connect you to "it."  It is everything.  And it is only a matter of realizing "it" and harnessing the power.

3. G-force.  Driving is all about speed, especially on the freeway (power launch): slow and fast and everything in between.  You must constantly be in tone with your gas pedal: how to rev it lightly, quickly, slamming on it, re-slamming on it, and so forth.  The first and foremost objective for driving any vehicle is to establish its levels of acceleration.

3. The Future.  You must know what is going to happen any second, any minute, and so on.  You must know the possibilities of what could happen and what will happen, whether it is most likely to swing one way or the other so that there are no surprises.  This gives you more than enough time to execute according and no blindly, not matter how fast your reaction time may be--you will still lose!

4. All your executions and end-results must be pre-determined.  Everything you are about to do or not, you must decide and be ready to execute seconds, minutes and so forth in advance.  Mere quick reaction is never enough.  You must be countless steps ahead of the incident or possible incident.  And to go further, you must be countless steps ahead of the steps that will lead to an incident or possible incident.

5.  Imagination. All executions and end-results must be visualized, pictured, imagined.  You must see yourself doing everything you're doing or about to do, how you move your arms over the steering wheel and how quick of a pace you're doing it.  You must image that your right leg is like a baseball bat , swinging from one pedal to the next.  Then you must image that your right leg is like a slug hammer, pounding on top of the gas pedal.  You must also picture your hamstring being used as well.  This is a constant visual and imagination performance to help you perfect your driving executions.

6.  Technical details.  You must possess the technical knowledge to all executions. 

7.  The flesh. You must be extremely physical.  You must be physically ready: seated far enough from the steering wheel and pedals in order to navigate the vehicle instantaneously.  However, your seating arrangement is continuous: you're moving closer to the pedals and further according to your emotion and traffic.  Well now, you must train like an athlete if you are to drive at the highest possible level.  This means you're training your hamstring, quadriceps for the pedals; biceps and triceps for the steering and other muscles attached that are need to assist these muscles, using the treadmill and exercise bike and other various exercise equipment.  What's more important is that you must drive EVERY DAY, hours after hours.  If you do not do this, there is no way you can even come close to acknowledge or master any of the commandments listed on this page!  You must drive for so long and so often that you get sick of driving, that your feet, arms, back and other muscles get so sore,  and that your mind is bored to death, and that it begs to be free to do other things.

8.  Mind.  You must be have the ability to learn.  You must be quick on your feet to figure things out immediately or long after an incident, coming up with answers on how to prevent such a thing from happening again or how to handle the incident once it comes up again.  Mind will determine wisdom, when to execute or not.  Mind will take one danger at a time.  It will determine which one to take on first, which one is the most important and how much time should be devoted to it.

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