Gajendra K

Years of Experience in Personal Trainer

15

Years of Experience in Gym

15

Teaching Experience in detail in Gym

Effective Teaching Techniques These explore How to teach each movement, and include the following technics: CoMMAND: The instructor makes all decisions about posture, rhythm and duration.This promotes uniformity and the advantages include:immediate participant response, instructor serves as a role model, movement control, safety control, a didactic approach to cueing movement, efficient use of time and perpetuation of aesthetic standards. PRACTICE: The instructor provides time for participants to practice movement so instructor can provide individualized feedback for each participants. RECIPROCAL: This technique involves use of an observer to provide feedback to each participants.this works best in classes involving partner strength and /or flexibility work.A disadvantage is that this might require a certain level of competency of the participants about the exercise (I. e.,knowing proper squats form). SELF-CHECK: The participant provide his or her own feedback (i. e.,using target heart rate or recovery heart rate).advantage of this technique include participants being able to compare current performances,which can be used outside of the group fitness class.A disadvantage is that this technique may require some level of competency of the given task (I. e, being able to take their heart rate). INCLUSION: The instructor offers various progressions and regressions of exercise performed to include all fitness levels.An advantage is that all fitness levels are accommodated, but this technique requires the ability to be able to gauge what intensity is most appropriate for his or her own fitness level.