In the training and teaching of sports, the physical contact between coaches and students is also normal. If it is a normal teaching need, there is nothing to say. But this needs to be judged by yourself. The first is whether you can bear it, and the second is how to bear it; Whether you can bear it or not depends on two aspects, that is, which is more important-this is a multiple-choice question; How to endure is a strategic issue-try not to give the other party an opportunity, and don't accept guidance or have other contact with it alone. If the coach offers individual guidance, you can find one or two friends to accompany you; Ignore his verbal teasing. Pay attention to professional training. In training, when encountering the coach's uncomfortable touch, you can pretend to be casual and avoid it, and then immediately ask some related questions (such as asking the coach to make a demonstration) to distract him.

When dealing with these problems, you should first calm down and pay more attention to some training problems; Second, pay attention to skills. First, don't let people think you are casual. Second, don't react too strongly to some seemingly reasonable touches.