How to become an amateur badminton coach? What are the requirements!!

When you are an amateur badminton coach, others generally look at your level, and the key is to rely on your own publicity.

There is also a badminton association that will hold the following training courses, which will be helpful.

About the 2007 Chinese Badminton Association Amateur Level 1.

Notification of the training course for trainers.

All relevant units:

In order to actively promote the popularization and development of badminton in China's urban and rural areas, colleges and communities, fully implement the outline of the national fitness plan, and improve the professional level of amateur badminton coaches in China, the application of Anhui Badminton Association and the approval of China Badminton Association will be held in Huaibei City, Anhui Province from May 18 to 21, 2007 The 2007 China Badminton Association Amateur Level 1 Coach Training Course is hereby notified as follows

1. Organizer: Chinese Badminton Association.

2. Organizers: Anhui Badminton Association, Anhui Huaibei Sports Bureau.

3. Co-organizers: Youth Sports Club of University of Science and Technology of China, Huaibei Sports Center Gymnasium of Anhui Province, Huaibei Badminton School.

4. Time and place: May 18-21, 2007 in Huaibei City, Anhui Province.

5. The content of the training course.

1.Introduce the dynamics of badminton at home and abroad.

2.Basic badminton skills and tactics lecture).

3.A brief introduction to the rules of badminton competition.

4.Badminton teaching, amateur training methods lectures.

5.Badminton teaching, amateur training practice exercises.

VI. Admission Requirements and Requirements.

1.Students who sign up for the study must be recommended by the provincial and municipal badminton associations (with official seals), and have not participated in the pre-job training of coaches, amateur badminton coaches and physical education teachers from universities and middle schools.

2.Applicants must have a certain foundation in badminton, men under the age of 50, women under the age of 40 and in good health.

3.There is no accident insurance for this training course, and participants are personally responsible for any accidents that occur during the training.

7. Registration and registration time.

1.Registration: Participants are requested to mail the registration form to the following by May 10

0551-3600780 13866781708 Email registration to:

2.Registration: On May 18, report to the gymnasium of Huaibei Sports Center in Anhui Province. Contact: Zhu Shaohua (13083357555) Yu Binglong (13195613322).

8. Funding.

1.Training fee: 600 yuan per person for training.

2.Room and board fee: 90 yuan per person per day.

3.The trainees who participate in the training course shall bear their own accommodation and transportation expenses.

8. Miscellaneous. 1.The organizer will hire university professors and national badminton referees to teach.

2.At the end of the training course, the students who pass the assessment will be awarded the amateur first-level coach certificate of the Chinese Badminton Association.

2.During the training, students will be organized to observe the national junior group A badminton competition.

3.Students bring their own rackets and shoes.

4.Matters not covered will be notified separately.

You need to know some professional techniques.

The Chinese Badminton Association is an independent legal person.

It is the highest social organization representing the activities of badminton in China.

It is also a non-profit social organization that represents China to participate in the corresponding international badminton activities and the only legal organization of the International Badminton Federation.

The Association is a national sports organization voluntarily formed by all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, sports associations of various industries, badminton sports organizations affiliated to the People's Liberation Army and other legal badminton social groups.

The Chinese Badminton Association (Chinese Badminton Association) was established in Wuhan on September 11, 1958.

General Administration of Sports of China.

The Table Tennis and Badminton Sports Management Center is a public institution directly under the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China.

At the same time, it is the permanent office of the Chinese Table Tennis Association and the Chinese Badminton Association, and is endowed with the function of overall management of table tennis and badminton sports. Table Tennis and Badminton Sports Management Center works under the leadership of the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China, and the relevant training competitions and general daily work are managed by the Department of Competitive Sports, and other work related to foreign affairs, finance, personnel, party affairs, supervision, and auditing are managed by the relevant functional departments of the State Sports Commission. The center implements the administrative leadership responsibility system.

The Chinese Badminton Association is the All-China Sports Federation.

It is a national sports association recognized by the Chinese Olympic Committee.

The motif is a badminton pictogram, highlighting the characteristics and charm of the project. The Five Stars and the Great Wall graphics show the Chinese style, the Five Stars are a metaphor for the highest level of Chinese badminton in the world badminton arena, and the Great Wall represents the national spirit.

The Great Wall and the shield symbolize the indestructible strength of Chinese badminton and the backing force formed by national fitness to dominate the world badminton arena. The graphic represents the solemn and rigorous temperament of a national sports group. The meaning of the overall pattern:

Under the leadership and call of the Chinese Badminton Association, we will unite all badminton referees, coaches and athletes to make outstanding contributions to the development of Chinese sports and world badminton with perseverance.

The emblem was designed by Yang Daqing, a craftsman in Hengyang City, Hunan Province.

1. Love badminton and desire to spread badminton culture;

2. Like to communicate with people (including teenagers), have good communication skills and a sense of responsibility;

3. Have professional experience in badminton or coach certificate;

4. Educational experience, proficient in office software is preferred.

It is better to have a professional foundation, and it would be better if you have won a good ranking in professional competitions before. Because many people like to find these famous coaches, if they don't have a professional foundation and haven't won any awards in competitions, it is not easy to be selected as a personal trainer.

The requirements for being a coach and being a player are different, playing well is not necessarily good to teach well, being a badminton coach is not only technically demanding, but also requires good teaching ability, full of knowledge and technology, and the lack of good education methods can not be well taught to students. At the same time, it is also necessary to learn the science of education, learn to teach students according to their aptitude, and know how to formulate different tactics and training methods for students with different characteristics. Understand the training methods unique to different technical links.

Formulate a complete and comprehensive training plan, and at the same time, the training schedule, interpersonal relationships, and psychological counseling of many students must be in order. At the same time, it is also necessary to understand certain sports injury treatment and rehabilitation exercises.

It is definitely necessary, after all, badminton is a highly technical category, and as an amateur badminton player, it is difficult to improve your skills without the guidance of a coach when you can not participate in training every day.

Badminton is a kind of ball game that everyone likes in recent years, and China's badminton has always been at the top level in the world, so more and more people are starting to play badminton, but the technical nature of badminton is still relatively high, so if you train without inviting a coach, can you improve your level?

The answer is definitely no, badminton is a ball game that needs to be trained systematically, not only physical fitness, but also some movements and skills, these things are not something that can be studied behind closed doors, just take the simple grip as an example, many people's grip is actually wrong, many people feel that they have played very well, who knows that even the simplest grip is wrong.

I also play badminton a lot, and I used to be an athlete, so my physical fitness is quite goodOnce a retired coach of a professional team came to visit the stadium and played with me, and people basically didn't run and beat me out of breath, which is enough to see how important the coach is.

Badminton is not to say that it is okay to simply play a smash, I am a young man in his twenties, a man who is over half a hundred years old, and people can still easily pick it up, so there are still a lot of skills in it, so amateur players really want to improve their level or find a coach to learn it.

Without systematic training, you will never be able to achieve excellence.

This is a plan that has been made by many years of experience, with my own blind figuration of what results I can achieve, and there are coaches who have carried it out through years of experience.

Therefore, it is necessary for amateurs to hire a coach.

Yes, because if you want to learn a major, you must have a professional coach for detailed education, and you can only have a general understanding of whether you want to go through it thoroughly and should also be taught by a professional coach.

If necessary, the coach can teach you to train in the right way, and if you practice it yourself, it is likely to be wrong and not work well.

If you want to improve your level, I think you still have to hire a coach and go through professional guidance.

You don't need to hire a coach. Because you're a hobby.

Some. Find a master sparring partner.

Progress will be fast.

Unprofessional training.

Professional training is promising.

If you are not professional, professional, and don't make money, you don't need it. Just watch the game...

Depending on your family conditions, it is definitely better to have a coach if you have the conditions

I think it's better to hire a coach if you really want to improve.

A good badminton coach not only requires a high level of competition, standardized technical movements, but also a wealth of knowledge in exercise physiology, sports anatomy and education.

It is recommended that you consider choosing a coach from the following points

Have a strong sense of professionalism, enterprising and responsible, and high professionalism.

The technical movements demonstrated are standardized and reasonable, and the posture is stretched beautifully. It is worth mentioning that accurate hitting is the basic condition that a professional coach should have.

The technical essentials are explained clearly and accurately, the language is concise and to the point, and the content expressed is clear and in place.

The technical training is well-organized, pertinent and scientific. The teaching and training courses are rigorously organized, the training content is step-by-step, and the practice effect is obvious.

Individualized and individualized. A good coach can identify and point out the problems of the students, not only telling the students "how to do the technical movements", but more importantly, telling the students "why to do it". Let you understand the ins and outs, know what it is, and know why it is.

Affinity and good communicator. The purpose of public badminton is to be healthy and happy, a good learning atmosphere, a relaxed, happy, healthy and progressive learning environment is the necessary guarantee for our learning.

Referring to the above aspects, I believe you can judge a good badminton coach who is in line with your own value orientation.

Learning the basics of badminton is divided into three stages, and it takes 3 to 4 months just here, with a budget of about 10,000 yuan.

Stage 1: Beginner Technique Introductory Grip, Swing, Beginner Technique in Front and Back Court, Elementary Footwork from Back to Front Court, Back Court to Front Court.

The second stage: the integration of technical proficiency and primary tactical awareness and the use of various technical proficiency training in the front, old and fierce middle and back fields, and the actual combat teaching begins to explain how these techniques and liquid magic techniques can ensure the realization of tactical awareness in actual combat.

The third stage: the change of pure tactical awareness and the improvement of technology are basically in place, and the teaching of pure tactical awareness. The purpose of daily training is equivalent to the practice in martial arts, to ensure the state.

In fact, badminton is a very interesting sport, the beginning is to learn the technique, with the learned technology can participate in the game, at the same time start to learn tactical awareness, when your technique reaches the point of perfection, you will find that only the technique is not enough, the technique is the guarantee to complete the tactical awareness, the technique is not fully able to win.

And the skillful technique, driven by good tactical awareness, has a completely different effect! Therefore, it is best to learn badminton saloon according to several stages of gradual practice, and not to rush.

First, you have a certain degree of professionalism, you have to move yourself in a standard posture correctly, and you must also know some basic force methods and singles and doubles awareness, know what it is and why it is true, so that you can give your things to others for different groups of people and from various aspects.

Second, be patient, after all, some people tend to comprehend more slowly, can not let your students feel pressure, such as "I took the last class and I will teach it once" This kind of words must not be said, or people who are not familiar with badminton ask some strange questions to ensure their tone or something.

3. Have a sense of responsibility, the students you bring will use what you teach to play in the future, so no matter who you are, whether you like the students you bring or not, you must ensure that they are treated equally.

Fourth, there is the ability to order and prohibit, rest is rest, training is training, joking with students during rest and the like can not be a reason for students to be lazy in training, there is a degree of relaxation, especially for children and young ladies, must not be soft-hearted.