Learn the initiation first
Choose a simple corner and decide where the slide should begin. Use the same reference point for several attempts so you can compare what happens after initiation.
Control angle with small corrections
Once the rear begins to slide, avoid treating steering like an on/off switch. Smaller corrections give you more time to react and make the car easier to understand.
Use throttle deliberately
Throttle changes can influence rear behavior. If the car rotates too much, reducing throttle may help settle it. If the slide fades, a controlled increase may restore rotation. Learn your car's response rather than copying a setting blindly.
Practice transitions separately
Transitions expose inconsistent timing quickly. Practice changing direction without trying to maximize angle. Smooth direction changes create a predictable starting point for the next section.