I use to always go practice in my car when we have gotten a little snow, but not much of that at least not this side of 2010.
Of course you need to find a wide open place with no other people or things to run your car into and then do slow speed, the car behavior are the same so #2 gear and running speed will be fine.
In the old days i use to go to the harbor in my home town, but no good places there anymore.
You cant go and be unsafe in traffic.
My Mitsubishi L200 with RWD only i could drift around roundabouts at 20 kmH max, and look like a pro
as i was more of i idiot back then i also some times made a L turn in intersections using the hand brake, people often turn pale when a huge 4 x 4 come sideways towards them, even if it is at a walking speed and will never slide as far as their car.
Also when i moved to this town and going home from work, one place the road slant a little to the left, so pulling the handbrake while parked in traffic, and then when traffic move drive with the FWD car, then i would drive at 5 kmh in bumper 2 bumper traffic with the car at a 35 or so degree angle, pretty fun and still holding my lane.
Just let go of handbrake and the car would right itself at once.
PS. was drivng a just as small car back then ( fiat punto ) so room for the car in the lane even if it was a 90 degrees.
some people shaked their head,,,, so would i, but still got to have a little fun now and then, and with a little skill and 5 KMH max you cant really do wrong even in bumper 2 bumper traffic.
Car owners associations here also have courses for advanced car handling, you even have to get one nowadays if you want a license, people really should do this once in a while as it will do wonders for their automated responses in a situation.
Here it is done on tarmac sprayed with a little water mixed with soap, so you can slide and spin ( your own car ) without flipping it. get pretty exiting when you are sideways in a truck with trailer and 20 tonnes or so
But soon you will be acting and looking like a pro, and so a much safer driver.
If it was up to me such courses was free and mandatory every 2 years or so,,,,,, but my kind of logic don't apply to much of Danish society.