NANTYCI WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours to Master Skid Control on Pembrokeshire’s Private Tarmac
A focused, instructor-led 2-hour workshop that pairs a hydraulic skid-rig and small trainee groups to teach skid recognition, correction and emergency braking—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Two Hours to Master Skid Control on Pembrokeshire’s Private Tarmac.
On a secure, private stretch of Pembrokeshire tarmac, Start Young Driver Experience Ltd runs a concentrated 2-hour skid-control course that pairs Approved Driving Instructors with specialised equipment to teach drivers how to recognise and correct loss of traction. The training is hands-on and paced for maximum in-car practice so participants leave better prepared for real-world surprises.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Hydraulic skid-car rig for true skid simulation
Training uses a dedicated car fitted with a hydraulic skid-car rig that simulates real skids consistently and safely at low speeds, letting you practise corrections without unnecessary risk.
High in‑car time with small groups
Groups are limited to a maximum of three trainees per car, ensuring a minimum of 1.5 hours of actual in‑car training during the 2‑hour course for intensive, practical repetition.
Private, expansive Pembrokeshire tarmac
All exercises take place on a secured private site in Pembrokeshire, providing space and control for progressive skid and emergency‑braking drills.
What the day feels like
What it Feels Like
The course is compact and deliberate: a short briefing followed by repeated, instructor‑supervised in‑car sessions where the skids are reliably reproduced by the hydraulic rig. Expect hands‑on practice of recognition, steering and throttle correction, and emergency braking under controlled conditions—aimed at replacing panic with calibrated responses.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this short, practical workshop.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The workshop runs for 2 hours.
Meeting location is in Pembrokeshire.
Groups are limited to a maximum of three trainees per car, delivering a minimum of 1.5 hours of in‑car practice.
No specific personal gear list is provided in the supplied facts; contact the operator directly for clothing or documentation guidance.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Start Skid Car Training Course?
The course duration is 2 hours.
Where does the training take place?
Exercises are conducted on a private, secured tarmac site in Pembrokeshire.
How many people are in each car during training?
Each training car carries a maximum of three trainees, which ensures substantial individual in‑car time.
What will I learn on the course?
The course covers proactive recognition of loss of control, hands‑on correction techniques using steering and throttle, and emergency‑braking methods.
What equipment is used to simulate skids?
Training uses a dedicated car fitted with a hydraulic skid‑car rig that simulates real skids safely at low speeds.
Who runs the course?
The course is operated by Start Young Driver Experience Ltd and delivered by Approved Driving Instructors on the secured site.