I concur CW
Having said that, find the SOP's that you will be operating under later in your career and adopt them into your flying as early as possible, good habits are easy to learn, old bad habits are hard to break, especially when under pressure.
An advanced flight training school like Ad-astral is the place to go for airline style SOP's in your instrument training, i also recommend reading any literature you can get your hands on from the flight safety foundation, their publications are worth their weight in gold, especially in regards to stabilized approaches and other SOP's. They also have much information available for download on the net.
Last edited by MACH082; 31st Oct 2008 at 08:35.
Reason: me spellin' is feckin' shithouse