Tag Archives: Game-Competitive-Net-Standard

26
Feb
Updates

Website - Taking a Closer Look: Game Techniques

Posted on by Mike Ritz

We have added videos to our website showing some of the game techniques. These are 28 videos recorded by the son of Professor Bairong, the inventor of our sport.

This is a mixture of turns of varying degrees of difficulty. The videos shown here demonstrate techniques that are relevant for training to become a senior instructor.

This means that not all swings are listed here. You may have already seen some of them in our blog posts that are not listed here. It's best to search for them on the overview page of our blogs under the term "advanced techniques".

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30
Apr
Blog

How to become a TBBF certified Senior Trainer – Part 1: Overview

Posted on by Mike Ritz

Spielst Du schon einige Zeit BailongBall und möchtest Dein Wissen weitergeben? Hast Du vielleicht schon die Junior Trainer Zertifizierung oder möchtest Du vielleicht einfach nur wissen, wie Du Dich kontinuierlich weiterentwickeln kannst? Möchtest Du Andere zu Junior Trainern ausbilden? Dann ist diese Beitragsreihe für Dich. Wir bringen Dir in dieser Reihe die Bestandteile näher, die einen Senior Trainer auszeichnen. Du wirst sehen, wie interessant und auch bunt so ein Curriculum ist und welche Ausbildungsprogrammoptionen Du hast.

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15
Dec
Blog

International DanRou Cup St. Petersburg

Posted on by Mike Ritz

Am 27. November 2023 fand zum ersten Mal in St. Petersburg das russisch-chinesische Festival zum kreativen Austausch von Neuheiten und Errungenschaften in der innovativen Sportart BailongBall statt (Juli Chow – der traditionelle Name dieser Sportart und Rehabilitationsmethode in China).

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Updates

TBBF Workshops & Supervision

Posted on by Mike Ritz
[:de]Nach der Pandemiepause veranstaltet die TBBF diesen Frühling wieder eine Live-Veranstaltung – die alljährliche Supervision in Kombination mit zwei Workshops. Vom 27.4. bis zum 2.5. können Teilnehmer alle Disziplinen des BailongBalls trainieren. Alle 3 Veranstaltungen finden in Bensheim statt.
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21
May
Updates

National Kung Fu Championships Featuring BailongBall Disciplines

Posted on by Mike Ritz

April 22nd to 24th, Moscow was host to the National Kung Fu Championship of Russia. This time, BailongBall was part of the competing disciplines. A total of 780 participants from 38 cities joined to torunament.

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20
Mar
Updates

TBBF Always in Flow – Online / Live Trainings for Free: Get Ready for Game, Session 1

Posted on by Mike Ritz

Unser Zoom Angebot, „TBBF always in flow“, geht in die nächste  Runde.

Für alle interessierten BailongBall Spieler bieten wir alle zwei Wochen eine kostenlose Trainingsstunde (60 min.) an. Wir zeigen Dir verschiedene BailongBall Disziplinen. So hatten wir bereits Sessions mit BailongBall Formen von Olga Ardasheva und Irina Rusavina. In diesem Block, der auch wieder aus 6 Sessions besteht, geht es um die Disziplin XPlay (auch Multiplay genannt).

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20
Mar
Blog

TBBF Always in Flow – Online / Live Trainings for Free: Get Ready for Game

Posted on by Mike Ritz

Nach der „Latina-Form“ von Olga Ardasheva wechseln wir in diesem Block von den BailongBall Formen zum Xplay. Auch dieser besteht wieder aus 6 Sessions, in denen Philippe Marty uns dieses Mal Grundtechniken, sowie fortgeschrittene Techniken zeigen wird.

Teaching XPlay via Web is of course a “special challenge”, considering the missing partner! And yet – Philippe has impressively demonstrated in his first session how basic techniques can also be practiced alone. With your own momentum or with the help of a wall – preferably windowless, in order not to distirb the neighbors ;-). Of course you can also ask another person for assistance – maybe the neighbor can throw a few balls?

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29
Apr
Blog

Experiences with the Online BailongBall Junior Trainer Program

Posted on by Mike Ritz

We started with the following plan: Half the time we train via web conference and the other half traditionally, on site.

So on October 26, 2020, we started our first web conference based training session and shimmied from one pandemic social distancing ruling to the next. Bottom line: the entire Junior Trainer training took place via Zoom.

This required a lot of flexibility from the trainers Susanne Ritz, Mike Ritz and Shannon Ritz as well as from us, but this also had advantages, as we were able to schedule appointments at relatively short notice. We had different time windows, ranging from one hour to 4 hours, including breaks.

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