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The reasons why beginners feel strenuous when stepping on the clutch are as follows: 1. Incorrect sitting posture: Some trainees do not adjust the seat after getting into the car but choose to drive directly. This approach is very inappropriate because the sitting posture affects the state of stepping on the clutch. After getting into the car, trainees must adjust the seat to a suitable position. 2. Incorrect posture for stepping/lifting the clutch: Generally, the way to step on the clutch is to use about two-thirds of the front part of the foot to step on the clutch pedal, with the heel naturally hanging down and in close contact with the vehicle floor. Then, use the strength of the ankle and knee to step down on the clutch. This method is more labor-saving, and trainees are less likely to feel foot fatigue. As for lifting the clutch, it involves stepping on the clutch pedal with the front part of the foot, then lifting the heel off the ground, and using the strength of the thigh to press and lift the clutch.