Trainers - Jazzercise

• Take command – Everyone wants to follow a strong leader on the stage!• Introduce yourself – Treat every class as if there is a new customer present. “hi, myname is __ and we are here today for a Low Impact Jazzercise class”. Trainers arerequired to demonstrate each exercise.• Make eye contact- it makes people know you care - and don’t forget to smile 90% ofthe time!• Effective communication is:– 55% Visual – we are a visual business. This means good instructor dancetechnique speaks volumes! So, if you are trying to increase awareness about apromo item , show it from the stage. If we want customers to have goodtechnique, teach them what do and how to move correctly.– 38% Tonal – vary your tone and ask for feedback. Example - Increase thevolume of your voice as you reach the top of the curve. Record your voice asyou teach to determine exactly how your voice sounds!– 7% Content – customers miss so much of what we say from the stage. Makeit a point to give the most meaningful information with the least amount ofwords..• Stand tall and confident using good posture.• Ensure good sound quality – both vocal and music. More info to follow in a DVDregarding Audio equipment.• Exercise: Demonstrate the exercise (one poor example, one good example). Thenask each trainee to approach the stage to introduce themselves. Trainers shouldgive feedback on projection, voice, posture, confidence, unnecessarymovements, etc. THEN stay to teach one routine and concentrate t on clearlylenunciating the words (one minute should be enough time).8