In a message dated 05/19/2004 10:42:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
aceontour@yahoo.com writes:
Scientific research has shown that children reared in
parking lot-like settings grow up to be adjusted,
well-rounded human beings. The key is to move them
into that setting as quickly as possible, so the
proper neurotransmitter adaptations can take place. If
the adaptions begin soon enough, you will never have
to teach your child how to drive, and he or she will
know how to heel-toe downshift before entering the 4th
grade.
-Katie
Yeah....Just look at Clayton Breese, who taught me how to do the course walk
back in '97 when I just got the Type R. He taught me which corner I can trail
brake into, and to watch out for those decreasing radius/ off camber turns. He
was 8 years old at the time.
There is somebody else.......but I can't quite recall the name at this time.
;>)
Eric
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