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Class of May 12, 2012

Parents watching their teens learn the art of defensive driving.
Student's mother and sister watching.
Mom taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Dad taking a ride.
Dad taking a ride.
Class of "May 12, 2012" group photo with students, family, and staff.

Class of April 14, 2012

Student's mother and sister watching.
Student with instructor Eric.
Instructors explaining the next exercise and how to apply it to real situations.
Student with instructor Steve.
Susan and Andrea staying warm while observing.
Accident avoidance exercise.
Accident avoidance exercise.
Mom taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Fly-by from our neighbors at Luke Air Force Base.
Mom taking a ride.
Instructor/Dad with student.
Class of "April 14, 2012" group photo of students, family, and staff.
Class of "April 14, 2012" group photo of students, family, and staff.

Class of February 25, 2012

TSDS co-founder Susan and instructors celebrate our one year anniversary.
Student with instructor Norman.
Student with instructor Dave.
Student with instructor Curt.
Dad giving pointers.
Instructors Kent and Curt.
Dad taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.
Dad taking a ride.
Dad taking a ride.
Dad taking a ride.
Mom and dad taking a ride.
Mom taking a ride.

Class of January 21, 2012

One of our students with instructor Dean.
Instructor Dean shaking hands with one of our students.
One of our graduates with instructor Steve.
Class of "January 12, 2012" group photo of students, family, and staff.
Instructor Steve with a future TSDS student.
Instructor Dean with his granddaughter.

Class of January 7, 2012

TSDS instructor Curt.
TSDS co-founder Susan with instructor Pete.

Class of October 29, 2011

Instructor Steve covering basic auto inspections.
One of our students takes his dad for a ride.
Class of "October 2011" group photo of students, family and staff.

Class of March 20, 2011

Lead instructor Norman with plastic steering wheels and a model car for pre-driving demonstrations.
Lead instructor Norman demonstrating the 9 and 3 hand position.
Count 6 cones out. That’s 264 feet from where we’re standing which is also how far your vehicle travels every 3 seconds at 60 mph. So if you can read and send a text message in 3 seconds while you’re driving, that's how far you’re traveling without looking where you’re going!
Instructor Fraser explaining the start/stop box.
Centered in the box. Good job!
Brake and Steer exercise for emergency lane change.
Accident Avoidance maneuver with lane change to the right.
Instructor Eric with student evaluating the car in the box.
Instructor Brett explaining the importance of being smooth with steering input.
Brake and Steer exercise with lane change to the right.
We had the pleasure of an air show from Luke's Air Force Base. In the sky just above this SUV, you’ll see one of many military planes performing for us and at times, buzzing us with 140+ dB sound levels. Did you know that a recent statistic according to S.O.A.R. showed that only 1 flight out of 8 million will crash? What if we could lower auto crashes to that number with proper training for ALL drivers?
Instructor Fraser explaining that the difference in dynamics for a pick up truck is different from that of a car.
Returning to the stop box after the Accident Avoidance maneuver, this student gets out of his truck to see if his truck is centered. Look'n pretty good from this angle!
Instructor Eric measuring left and right centering in the box.
Brake and Steer maneuver changing from right to left. Hand position looks good too!
After Taylor's impressive Brake and Steer maneuver, now she has to make this tight right hand, 90-degree-turn to center herself in the start box for the next run.
She is centered in the box!
Instructor Fraser congratulating this student on a good run.
Brake and Steer exercise – Oops, hit a cone? Do it again!
This student is checking her side-view mirror for maximum coverage.
Instructor Brett showing how far forward in the box she is.
Is that cone at the rear of the minivan levitating? No, it was hit. Let's do that run again!
Instructor Dave watching for accuracy in the Slalom exercise and stop box.
Instructors Fraser and Eric showing what the approximate distance from each cone should be through the Slalom exercise.
90 degree tight turn into the start box for the next exercise.
Brake and Steer exercise with right lane change.
Family and friends hanging out and watching the students learn important life saving skills.
Lunch with a much needed break.
Father and daughter doing a different type of exercise.
Class of "March 2011"
Class of “March 2011” group photo of students, family and staff.

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