By Tai Chi For Health Tai Chi coaches not only shoulder the heavy responsibility of imparting Tai Chi skills, but are also committed to the promotion of traditional culture. With their professional knowledge reserves and full teaching enthusiasm, they lead students into the Tai Chi palace and feel their rich spiritual connotations. Next, let’s get closer to these Tai Chi coaches and learn about their stories.
Professional literacy
An excellent Tai Chi coach must have a solid Tai Chi foundation. They began practicing Tai Chi since childhood and were very familiar with the moves and core essence of various Tai Chi schools. Whether it is the stretching and grandeur of Yang's Tai Chi, or the strength and softness of Chen's Tai Chi, they can accurately demonstrate, and every move reveals the master's style. In order to improve their professional abilities, they also actively participate in various academic seminars and exchange activities.
Teaching Ability
Excellent Tai Chi coaches have rich and diverse teaching methods. For beginners, they will reduce the rhythm of the explanation and split the movements into explanations; for students who already have a certain foundation, they pay more attention to the accuracy and fluency of the movements. They pursue a relaxed and pleasant classroom atmosphere. By telling stories and telling jokes, students can understand the essence of Tai Chi in a pleasant atmosphere, rather than repeating the exercises monotonically.
Cultural inheritance
Tai Chi coaches not only teach movement skills, but also spread the core concept of Tai Chi. They told the students about the origin and evolution of Tai Chi , and explained the philosophical thoughts of the harmony between yin and yang and the unity of man and nature. With their explanations, students can more deeply understand the wisdom contained in Tai Chi culture.
Communication skills
Tai Chi coaches need to have the ability to communicate effectively with students. During the teaching process, they focus on observing the students' emotional changes and progress, and provide timely incentives; during breaks, they will also take the initiative to care about the students' feelings and answer their questions. When students have negative emotions, they will guide them in soft language, just like close friend Parkinson Tai Chi , accompanying students to grow up together.
Career Planning
Experienced Tai Chi instructors have clear plans for their careers. They hope to improve their teaching level in the short term and expand their teaching scope; in the long run, they plan to promote Tai Chi culture to a wider range of fields, and even open their own Tai Chi centers to cultivate more outstanding students and make Tai Chi shine on a global scale.
Friends, if you practice Tai Chi, what are the characteristics of coaches that you value the most? I hope everyone can like it, forward this article, and discuss the mystery of Tai Chi together.