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Review of Learning Curves Motorcycle Tra...

The instructor Lin had no patience whatsoever and ...

The instructor Lin had no patience whatsoever and in my opinion, people with no patience should never be an instructor. If you had no patience for mistakes, training a bunch of rookies who will make alot of mistakes is just gonna piss you off. And that's exactly what I experienced on the field with instructor Lin.
First time rider never been on a bike bofore. During one of the exercise, we were suppose to be riding in gear 2 but my bike didn't had a gear indicator. Me being a rookie, I struggle with the clutch trying to find the right gear 2. I went past gear 2 into gear 3 and rode in gear 3 which I thought was gear 2. Lin started screaming at me telling me I'm not suppose to be in gear 3. As if I know, I was a noob and there's no gear indicator. Rookie mistake.
First time rider and I am already under stress trying to soak everything in. Her come screaming at me like that just adds more stress onto me. I almost walked off the course at that moment. Instead of just screaming at me im not suppose to be in gear 3. She should've approach that situation in a calmer tone, telling me and correcting my mistake. That impatience attitude made me feel very unconfortable and unwelcome throughout the course.
Moral is, if you don't have patience for mistakes and can't approach a rookie mistake without putting more stress onto the rookie. Don't be a trainer/instructor.