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How to become a certified TBBA Junior Trainer \u2013 the Multiplay Techniques (2\/3)<\/p>\n

Would you like to not only improve your BailongBall game, but also share what you have learned with others? Are you thinking about starting \/ growing a group of BailongBall players or even becoming a coach? If so, you probably have many questions: How long is the trainer program, what is its content and where is it being offered? Is there an examination and if so, what exactly will I be tested on, by whom and how? Are there different types of trainers or levels and if so, which ones and what distinguishes them? What does a TBBA certification actually stand for? \u2026<\/p>\n

In this series of blog posts we want to give you answers to the many questions reagarding the TBBA trainer certifications and encourage you to take the next step in your BailongBall game.<\/div>\n
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A quick refresher:\u00a0In the first three parts of this series we will cover the Junior Trainer program and certification. Part 1 deals with the so-called \u201cSolo Techniques\u201d, part 2 with the \u201cMutiplay Techniques\u201d and part 3 with the \u201cBasic Form\u201d. In part 4 and following we will then focus on the Senior Trainer Progarm and certification.\u00a0But one step at a time. The\u00a0Taiji Bailong Ball Association<\/a>\u00a0(TBBA) has set out to spread BailongBall in Europe according to the playing principles of the sport\u2019s inventor,\u00a0Professor Bai Rong<\/a>. So if you want to learn BailongBall \u201cin the spirit of the inventor\u201d, TBBA is the right place for you. You can get your level of skills certified by TBBA and promote your training or even your school with it.\u00a0The Junior Trainer is the first level of the TBBA trainer certifications. It gives you the skills and tools to train players in all BailongBall disciplines. In the next level, that of the Senior Trainer, you develop your skills to the point where you can not only further individual talents of advanced players, but also train junior coaches. As an Instructor you will achieve the highest TBBA Trainer certification, which allows you to additionally train senior coaches.<\/div>\n
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In the Junior Coach program you will learn the\u00a0playing principles<\/a>\u00a0that make this sport unique among ball and racket sports: the round movements, using the entire body, the elasticity, dynamics and smoothness of the moves and finally the receiving of the ball and reversing its direction.<\/div>\n
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What makes our sport so unique are not only the playing principles but also the\u00a0game variations<\/a>. These are also part of your training and allow you to gain a foothold in all disciplines \u2013 be it Multiplay, Freestyle or Form. As a Junior Trainer, you will have the capability and flexibility to offer your students the full variety of BailongBall.\u00a0After\u00a0last part\u2019s<\/a>\u00a0Solo Techniques, in this part we cover Multiplay Techniques. As the name indicates, Multiplay is all about playing with or against others. On court or off court, with or without net. No matter how you play it though, you need the same basic skills and moves.<\/div>\n
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You can learn those with a trainer on site, but also under guidance via interactive web session (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, etc.). In all, there are 8 basic Multiplay Techniques you will learn and be tested on during your exam. You may recall our posts covering four of them:\n