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课程名称:柔道、巴西柔术和桑博的胳膊锁训练营 课程概述: 这是为每位需要获取世界级教练、信息和教育但因时间、关系、金钱或资源不足而无法实现的柔道教练提供的一条特别信息。课程由瑞迪·费格森(Rhadi Ferguson)主讲,他是一位2004年奥运会选手,四届国家柔道冠军,现任坦帕佛罗里达州柔道的首席教练,以及巴哈马柔道联合会前首席教练。 在这门课程中,瑞迪分享了他帮助全球数百人提升教练、训练和教学实践的经验,以帮助他们取得更多胜利、培养更优秀的学生,并制定高质量的教练和训练流程。他强调,仅仅增加练习柔道的时间并不是提高水平的关键,反而要关注正确的方法和技巧。 瑞迪用他在训练和比赛中所学的经验,结合系统动态理论,反思并分析了柔道比赛的各个因素,包括裁判、观众、比赛时间、对手和教练等。他将其经验总结成一套可以在任何级别上适用的教学模板和框架,帮助教练们更有效地传授技术。 课程中,瑞迪还分享了如何提高自己和学生的潜力,并通过自己的成功经验,提供了一套清晰且简化的教学步骤。无论是专业选手还是初学者,每个人都可以掌握这些成功的工具和系统,以便在柔道训练中取得突破。 开始学习这门课程,让您及您的学员在柔道、巴西柔术和桑博中取得更大的成功!
Here's a special message for every Judo Coach who needs to have access to world class coaches, world class information and world class education but can't access it because they lack the time, connections, money or resources.From The Desk of: Rhadi FergusonRe: The Armbar Technique For Judo and BJJHi, my name is Rhadi Ferguson and I'm a 2004 Olympian, 4 Time National Judo Champion, Adjunct Professor, Former Head Coach of the Bahamas Judo Federation and the Head Judo Coach at Tampa Florida Judo.As someone who has helped literally hundreds of people around the world personally and through courses like this, improve their coaching, training and teaching practices to produce more wins, better students and quality coaching and training processes, I'm here to tell you the truth you need to know if you want to succeed with coaching judo successfully!Hi, my name is Rhadi Ferguson and I'm a 2004 Olympian, 4 Time National Judo Champion, Adjunct Professor, Former Head Coach of the Bahamas Judo Federation and the Head Judo Coach at Tampa Florida Judo.As someone who has helped literally hundreds of people around the world personally and through courses like this, improve their coaching, training and teaching practices to produce more wins, better students and quality coaching and training processes, I'm here to tell you the truth you need to know if you want to succeed with coaching judo successfully!Many Judo Coaches suffer from the idea that doing more judo is the way to get better at judo. When the truth is that it doesn't matter how much judo you do if you are doing the "wrong" judo or doing the "right" judo the "wrong" way.But nothing could be further from the truth.And if you're a judo coach and/or judo parent who wants to provide a high quality learning experience to their student and know that they are giving them the best that they have to offer.I've got exactly what you're looking for.But before we get into that, let me share a quick story with you...There I was, a former elite athlete who became an elite level coach. I knew how to coach tactics and strategy but I didn't have a strategic framework for action as it related to teaching and coaching. I didn't have a template nor a blueprint.The thing is, at the time I knew what I did but I didn't know how to explain it and then remove "me" from the process so that I could create and identify something that could work for everybody.After analyzing all of those videos and seeing that matches had a "rhythm" and they were actually problems that had to be "decoded", I was able to use my skills as an engineer to see the match as a "system." I then applied the theory of systems dynamics to judo and began to reverse engineer the outcome of a judo match based upon the variables at play. The referee, the crowd, the clock, the competitors, the coaches, etc. The answer was in the question. How to Coach Judo Successfully was based upon understanding how one can be successful at judo!Instantly it became crystal clear to me how to teach and coach and MOST importantly WHAT TO TEACH and coach. And even more importantly after that, what to make sure that I would not allow myself to coach "unintentionally", because I saw It meant that I had the keys to judo success in my hands. I had the template of how to coach, no matter what the level. Because coaching and teaching "this way" left no stone unturned and it ensured that the development would be impeccable.My plan was to start coaching my athletes and clients to the highest levels possible and become a facilitator in the maximizing of their potential.So, I started creating products and services around the things that would make the system work. But I didn't stop there.I then started coaching.hard. I coached athletes to the Olympics, to the Youth Olympics, to the World Championships, to the Junior World Championships and the Cadet Judo World Championships.After that, I started honing my skills in the area of teaching and accepting teaching positions at 3 different universities in Florida.Bottom line: In the end I was able to watch my athletes succeed at the local, national and international levels and as a dad, I was able to watch my kids win National Championships and excel because they had the blueprint for success.Building on that success, I decided to clearly identify the steps in the process and simplify them so that they can be shared and that everybody can "win". And I also believe that everybody can be great in newaza if they have the tools to follow a system and follow it. You have the system at your fingertips. Start following the steps today!