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1. Relax – loosen your grip, relax your shoulders and waist. Let your hands “stick” lightly to the wheel. You will be able to respond more quickly and efficiently to changing conditions.
2. Save energy -save fuel as well as your own nervous energy by driving more smoothly, reducing unnecessary acceleration, and braking and cornering more gently. Drive as if you had an open box of eggs loose on the back seat. You may add a few minutes to the duration of your journey but you’ll arrive safe and relaxed, and your passengers will admire your smooth driving. You’ll also extend the life of your car and reduce running costs.
3. Stay cool – suspend your judgement about the actions of others and focus on developing your own skills. The mistakes of others are all opportunities for you to learn and improve. This will keep you out of unnecessary conflicts and help you to become a truly superior driver.
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Stay awake – on long journeys, be aware of the quality of your attention and maintain it by extending the back of your neck, regulating your breathing and contracting/lifting the perineum to raise flagging energy levels. Where necessary tapping on acupuncture points can help to release energy and improve concentration. Take exercise breaks periodically. Respect your need for rest.
5. Stay aware – expand your sphere of awareness beyond the vehicle. This includes reading the road ahead, sensing the road surface and terrain, becoming more conscious of changing engine sounds, tire noise and other indications that may require your attention.
6. Stay present – don’t anticipate. You can’t assume that other drivers or pedestrians will do the right thing.
Be prepared for anything to happen and you’ll not be taken by surprise.
7. Stay centered – remember your belly (dantien), breath quietly with your diaphragm and relax your shoulders. This will improve your concentration and co-ordination, help you to feel more comfortable and to stay out of pointless and dangerous competition with other drivers.
These are very basic applications of tai chi principles to driving, but higher level driving techniques such as recovery from rear-wheel/front-wheel/4-wheel skids have striking similarities to tui shou/pushing hands in tai chi. There’s always more to learn, but remember, unless you’re a professional racing driver, driving a car should NEVER be a competitive activity. Your primary purpose is the comfortable transportation of yourself and your passengers.
Relax, enjoy and go safely.
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