Promoting Chinese traditional martial culture since 2004
PRE KUNG FU
Course 2021/2022
AGE
5 to 7 years
BASE ELEMENT
contextual game
PROGRAMMING
10 progressive monographic bimonthly periods
SESSIONS
2 hours per week
SESSION STRUCTURE
Session explanation forum
Heating
General technical structure
Specific technical structure
Relaxation
Stretching
Fired
GENERAL CONTENTS
Basics of the practice of Chinese martial arts
Structural foundations of the body and its possibilities
Exploration and motor development
Interaction and communication
Cognitive development
martial values
MOTOR ACTION DOMAINS
Actions without interaction
Inter-individual opposition actions
Cooperation actions
Actions of cooperation and opposition
Actions with uncertainty
Artistic and expressive actions
EVALUATION
Keep going
PARTICIPATION IN EVENTS
No
TUTORING MODEL
On line or face-to-face upon request
PROGRESSION REPORT
printed bimonthly
PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES
This training group planned for the age of 5 to 7 years is based on making the little ones see the practice as a fun, constructive moment, which brings them happiness and meaning at the moment. Feeling gratifying memories associated with practice in this age period is an element of subconscious motivation that in the future will be revealed as one of the axes of meaning of healthy practice and self-knowledge.
For this, we resort, as in later modules, to batteries of games implemented on the basis of observation that each session gives us, always within a framework prepared with a multitude of resources.
The use of recreational elements, toys, stories, music, etc., is essential to maintain the student's positive emotional attraction to the activity, always reflecting in them the spirit that we want to project from the activity.
For this, the teacher must undress himself of negative emotions before the session and mentally resort to his responsibility as a point of projection of intentions on the minors. It is essential that we do not contribute anything negative to our structure and that, on the contrary, we provide real, sincere and optimistic images of the encounter with them.
Without discrimination, without judgement, without ever forgetting that we have in our activity the most sensitive element of what it means to be human. This should help us to feel the deep respect they deserve, the care in dealing with them and the language we use to come into contact with them and the delicacy of gestural, physical, verbal and emotional communication that they deserve.
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
OPTION A: TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
OPTION B: MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
16:30 _ at 17:30
ADDRESS
METHODOLOGICAL RESOURCES
Related to skills work
psychomotor games
sensory games
cognitive games
social games
affective/emotional games
Relating to the practice space
Indoor (symbolic, technological, creative, etc.)
Outside (camps, exchanges, excursions, etc.)
Regarding the number of participants
individual
parallels
shared
Regarding the use of materials
with materials
no materials
With adult assistance
Free
witnessed
Managed
Related to social relationships
Competitive
Cooperative
Coordinative
Organizational
Creative
related to rules
with fixed rules
Without rules
With rules that change
TARGETS LINES
engine area
Cognitive domain
Social ambit
emotional field
technical area
culture field
philosophical field