A former programmer at a major Australian company, I possess clear and logical thinking. My teaching style is patient and relaxed, with a strong emphasis on communication with students. I first try to understand each student's thoughts and feelings when learning to ski, then, considering their athletic background, physical condition, and actual skiing performance, I identify the real issues hindering progress.

I don't like applying the same method to all students. Even seemingly identical movement problems can have completely different underlying causes for different people. I choose a more suitable teaching method and targeted exercises based on each individual's ability, physical characteristics, and understanding, adjusting as needed based on feedback.

During the course, I also use video replays and movement analysis to allow students to visually see their progress. Rather than simply telling you "how to do this movement," I want you to understand where you went wrong, why it happened, how to correct it, and how to practice in the future.

For beginners and those who are nervous, I focus on providing a sense of security and a gradual approach; for students with some experience who want to break through technical bottlenecks, I provide a more detailed analysis of their movements to help them identify the key factors limiting their progress.

I hope my lessons will allow you to ski easily and happily, and also allow you to truly feel your own progress.

Translated automatically from the coach's own Chinese text.