When stepping on the clutch (correct posture), do you want your feet to hang or land?

There are two ways to step on the clutch, the heel is shaft type and suspension type. It's the same as shaft brake and right foot pedal brake. The heel always leaves the ground 2 1 13, and the clutch is only controlled by the foot force of 526 1. This method has great disadvantages. After all, the foot is not as strong as the leg, and there will be slippage between the foot and the clutch pedal, which is not easy to control and is still very tired. Many people say that it is used for cramping when stepping on the clutch leg. I think the front 4 102 should be suspended, that is, the whole left leg is used as a lever and the ankle is fixed. When stepping on the clutch with the strength of the leg, of course, the leg is also raised, and the heel is suspended with the strength of the leg. In this way, the control of the clutch is much better and more labor-saving.

Step on the clutch pedal with the sole of your foot, and the heel should stick to the ground. Keep your knees slightly bent when the clutch is at the lowest point. Don't step on the pedal with your toes or leave the ground with your heels, so as not to be weak or slip. When stepping on the clutch, step to the lowest right (floor) to avoid long-term engagement, so as to ensure that the clutch is completely separated and not worn.