[F] Basic Training - DJmad

[[TC]►Carl◄]

Thank you for being patient.

Training Information:

Took place on: 23/11/2015

Trainer(s) Present: Nismo [T]

Assistance Present: Barney [CA]

Lead Trainer: Nismo [T]

Good Points: We can see that you have improved from your previous training and that is good to see. Your car control has greatly improved and you are now taking better lines into corners and finding the correct braking points on corners. You are now being much more of a safer COP in some aspects. You were able to perform good PITs during the final chase also.

Improvements: One of those most significant problems you had was poor decision making. This meant that you were sometimes performing maneuvers in areas which are unsafe, to both yourself and the suspect and resulted in damage or loss of control. To avoid this, take your time and assess the situation, if there is not enough room just wait it out. When you see there is space, and everything is clear you can then perform a maneuver. There were times on corners, where you would try to gain an advantage on the suspect, but miscalculating your acceleration and 'ramming' them. Be careful of how you interpret the suspects decisions and if you hit them, don't forget to apologize.

With that being said, your reactions do need some work. To improve on your reactions, you want to leave a safety gap which will allow you to react accordingly to sudden movements from the suspect. By doing so, you will gain a great advantage and will be able to react much faster. In addition, having focus on the brake lights of the suspect will also help you greatly.

You should also work on your PITs. Despite some of them being good, there were times you incorrectly positioned your car which lead to a bad maneuver. Just take your time to position your car correctly and don't rush the maneuvers. As they say, "its better to be safe than sorry"

Notes: Great improvement from your previous training, keep a positive attitude and you should be onto a pass.

You must wait 21 days (16th December) before making another training application.