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I am headed to Vive training in 2 days.  I'm already certified in Combat and Flow.  Any tips for the training in this program?  Thanks.

 

 

 

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Combat Barbie

Hiya!

As you're already familiar with the module format, Vive will be a piece of cake after Combat and Balance!

You have to think quickly on your feet as some tracks are a bit "dancy," and pre-cueing is really important especially as your participants are going to made up of a lot of first-timers.Other than that the moves are pretty straightforward.Just get stuck into learning your tracks as soon as you can and get a really good night's sleep the night before because, as you already know, you are going to be physically and mentally EXHAUSTED by the end of it...

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Certified Bodyvive Instructor,Certified Personal Trainer,participant in everything LM.

Hey there Nita!

I just did my Vive training back in July, and it is pretty intense. The chorey is relatively easy to learn, but you need to keep an eye on technique and coaching. BodyVive has much more of a safety element to it than other programs due to the demographic of people that attend Vive classes (in my opinion), so it is vital that cueing is spot-on and that correct technique is being demonstrated.

Most of all though, you just gotta have fun with it. BodyVive is up there with BodyStep in terms of sheer cheese level, so you gotta have a sense of humour as well . If you can show that you're having fun up there, your members will too.

Don't stress too much about it, and be prepared to fizz with large amounts of energy by the end of the training  

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There is no such thing as 'normal' in this world!
Certified BodyJam instructor since 15/4/2009.
Trainee BodyVive instructor (awaiting certification outcome).

Thanks.  Training went well.  Trained on BV 12, assigned tracks 4,5, and 11 to present.  Passed and am now preparing to do a sampler this week at our club to get the program in people's brains.  Set to launch January 2 and 3.

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Combat Barbie