Should the heel move when depressing the clutch?

[MacAlex]

When depressing the clutch, the heel should move. Here are the details: 1. Correct posture: The proper way to depress the clutch is to place the ball of your foot on the clutch pedal with the heel touching the ground. When the clutch is fully depressed, the knee should remain slightly bent. Avoid using only the toes or lifting the heel off the ground to prevent insufficient force or slipping. 2. Stabilization: While learning to drive, it's important to stabilize the clutch, but this doesn't mean keeping the left foot fixed in one position. Strictly speaking, it's about maintaining a stable vehicle speed, and the coordination between both feet is a continuous fine-tuning process. 3. Precautions: To prevent stalling or stopping abruptly, avoid alternating between depressing the clutch and braking.