What is it like to be scolded by the coach while practicing?

What kind of experience can it be to be scolded by the coach when practicing car, it must be a very bad, unpleasant and annoying experience. That feeling is really a dog, I was scolded by the coach when I was practicing last winter, and it was a very serious kind, I was really hurt to death at that time, very sad.

Because I'm the kind of kid who has been praised since I was a child, and I've been the kind of kid that my parents say I've been talking about, and all my teachers say I'm a very smart kid.

But it was last year's practice session that really hurt my psyche a lot. Let's talk about the experience I don't want to mention the most in my life, that is, when we practiced driving, we were in the second department, and there were a total of 9 people in our group, but my idea was really very memorized, and I was the only girl. Everyone knows that girls are definitely not as good as boys in this regard, and I didn't even know how to get off the car at that time.

I really don't know anything about cars, and our coach is a very strict person, and he is so serious when facing us.

On the first day, everyone else was doing well, maybe it was my own hands-on ability that wasn't so good, our coach told me many times how stupid I was, and the tone was really annoying, and that situation was that the more you talked about me, the more I was confused, and the more I didn't know what I should do. So, you can imagine how I got over that day, and I really walked out of the practice place in a messy way.

The first time someone said this, that feeling should be known to many people, it's very uncomfortable, a girl. So when I got home, I cried when I faced my family, but the more I cried, the more aggrieved I felt.

Later, my coach also kept saying that I could, but there was no way, my driver's license still had to pass such a pass, so I insisted on enduring, although every time he said me, I wanted to scold him but I still didn't dare. After all, the reality is that if I offend such a person, then my driver's license is probably hopeless.

Later, when I finally graduated, I really felt a sense of relief, and now it's my coach's circle of friends or I don't watch anything, because I just want to forget such a tragic thing.

It's really sad to be scolded by the coach when you practice, so here's a reminder to all the male and female compatriots who want to practice must be prepared to be scolded, and even if they are scolded, they must maintain a good attitude. Because getting your driver's license is your ultimate goal, come on, all the kids who want to get a driver's license.

Presumably, people who have taken the driver's license test have experienced being lectured by the coach, and if they are unlucky, they will meet the kind of coach with a bad temper, and they will scold people at will all day long with their identity as a coach. And what about our attitude towards coaches? It's like treating a teacher in school, but you have to obey him, who makes people a teacher?

Actually, there's nothing to be angry about being scolded, look at it, everything is fine, just like when I was learning for a driver's license:

Last summer, I went to a driving school when I had nothing to do at home, and when I went to the driving school on the first day to practice driving, I felt that the coach was so fierce, and he swore and cursed at every turn, except for serious practice, I didn't dare to say a word, and I felt that his attitude towards students was very bad, maybe people also wanted to establish prestige. I have a characteristic, that is, you must not stay with me for more than three days, because you will think that I am a lady for the first three days of knowing me, but after three days of getting acquainted with me, you will find that I am a living woman, who can say anything, and will be thick-skinned to a certain extent. So when I got to the fourth day with the coach, it was completely different.

On the fourth day, I found out that the coach was completely talkative and liked to tease people, so I didn't treat him as a coach at all. For example, when I can't practice well, he will often say: If I can't practice well, I will crawl home for a while.

I would smile and reply to him: Don't worry, I will climb back with you. Then the two looked at each other and smiled, and there was no such thing as being angry.

Of course, when I practice well, he will also praise me: I practiced well, and I will buy you candy to eat later. And I'll laugh and say:

Come on, you better praise me less, I still feel more comfortable listening to you scold me.

This kind of teasing chat will easily bring the two closer, so it will be easier to get along after finding out the coach's temper, and even if he scolds you, you won't feel uncomfortable. Of course, if there is a good-tempered coach who still chooses not to scold, why bother scolding, right?

Everyone who takes a driver's license to practice driving has the experience of being scolded by an instructor. Especially in the second exam, the time of practicing is really fresh in my memory, and it can also be said to be a tragic experience, but I was not less scolded. Fortunately, I passed it later, and even if I was scolded, I felt that it was worth it.

I had just started practicing driving, and I was very unfamiliar with everything, and I was told about it the moment I got in the car. After that, after teaching a little reversing and entering the warehouse, I let myself slowly ponder and practice.

In the first three days, although the coach was a little unsightly, but fortunately, the skills of his friends in the car were similar, and he didn't scold much at the beginning. I remember the first time I was really scolded was on the fourth day when I was right in the first hand, and it was a complete failure. In the middle of the coach, the coach seemed to be in a hurry, and scolded directly, I was instantly stunned, scared and hurried, and finally messed up, and was directly called off the car, that will, it is really embarrassing.

After that, I practiced slowly on the field, just turning the right into the library. Gradually, when I felt like I could do it, I was taken to another driver's license to start practicing the whole thing.

When I first went, I seemed to be in a state where I didn't understand anything, including the half-hill start and the S-corner. At that time, I was directly called by the coach to get in the car and start halfway uphill. Soon after leaving, I was scolded by the new coach, and my brain was even more confused.

Because I didn't know all the projects before, I didn't know what to do next. The more the coach scolded, he felt that his hands and brain were more uncoordinated, and then caused other cars to practice all the way to congestion, which was really nervous.

Anyway, in the process of my practice, the more the coach scolded, the more I was at a loss. Fortunately, after becoming proficient, I haven't been scolded by the coach much. So when I thought about the days when I was scolded by the coach, it was still very emotional.

What's wrong with scolding, I've also been scolded, scolding is healthier ......Don't take it to heart ......

I just got my driver's license, in the practice of a month or so, I was not scolded by the coach, sometimes very aggrieved, sometimes I feel that the coach is aimed at myself, sometimes I have worked hard but still not done well, I have not mastered the know-how, or because of inner tension, these are the reasons why I may not practice well, but we have no choice, we can only do our best, we can only use our hearts, we can only ask more with my brothers and coaches, after all, I am still a student, I will not practice more is a must, after all, it is a coach, and a coach who does not scold people is extremely rare, No one may have scolded themselves so much since childhood, but bear with it, this is also an experience, it is an exercise of psychological quality, and it is a very important psychological quality for going to society in the future

It's normal, basically everyone has been scolded by the coach. The most important thing is to practice the car well, get a driver's license, and endure the rest. I really can't bear it, you can ask the driving school to change your instructor.

Buy him a cigarette and he'll be nice to you