On October 19, the 2021 Nanjing Amateur Training Tennis Project Open Class was held at the Longjiang Sports School.
In order to further promote the sustainable development of amateur training in our city, improve the comprehensive quality and professional ability of coaches, and actively prepare for the 20th Provincial Games, the Municipal Sports Bureau selected some projects to carry out a series of open courses for outstanding coaches in the amateur training project group.
This open class was taught by Chen Yaohan, a tennis coach of Longjiang Sports School. Ge Fei, deputy director of the Nanjing Municipal Sports Bureau, Bao Qin, director of the Jiangsu Provincial Tennis Sports Management Center, and Xu Xin, the national coach of the provincial tennis team, attended the lecture site to observe and guide, and all the coaches of Longjiang Sports School and some coaches of the city's amateur training table tennis and badminton projects participated in the observation.
The teaching session of the open class set up three links: preparation, basic training and relaxation, showing the complete process of the daily tennis training session of Longjiang Sports School.
After the class, the expert group commented on the open class, fully affirmed the professionalism of the coaches and the technical and tactical level of the athletes, and especially praised the athletes' tennis forehand and backhand interception ability and bottom line ability. Experts believe that the whole lesson is set up smoothly and flexibly, which can not only mobilize the enthusiasm of athletes, but also effectively improve the technical level of athletes, and at the same time put forward professional guidance for the improvement of teaching.
In the next stage, the coaches will further improve the level of teaching and training in combination with expert guidance, and make adequate preparations for the tennis competition of the 20th Provincial Games.
At present, Nanjing has carried out amateur training open classes in 8 sports such as athletics, kayaking, taekwondo, football, badminton, rhythmic gymnastics, shooting, and tennis, and more coaches will be invited to participate in this year's open class activities.
The innovative way of carrying out amateur training open classes aims to promote extensive exchanges between sports schools and project sports teams, cultivate the spirit of coaching, innovate ideas, learn from each other's strengths, effectively improve the professional quality of coaches, innovate athletes' training methods, actively prepare for the 20th Provincial Games, and help the city's competitive sports performance to further improve.
