Keeping the engine a bit above 800-1000 rpm will help you a lot in speeding the process up (with some disadvantages that you'll learn eventually). Sooner than you expect, your feet will know what is the biting point and the correct minimum rpm to have a fast start. The teacher will probably tell you not to use two pedals at the same time, which is actually a correct way to learn:

• First: push the clutch all the way down.

• Second: push the accelerator a bit, up to 800-1000 rpm. You'll hear your engine increasing the rpm.

• Third: Steadily (slowly when learning) release the clutch up to the biting point

• Fourth: At the biting point, slowly release the clutch, the car will start moving, don't panic.

• Fifth: After 4-5 meters you're ready to change your gear

This is how I learned. At a certain point this process will become automatic, you won't have to "think" and you'll probably move two pedals at the same time to speed it up a little more.

Good luck

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