As an outstanding and experienced outdoor development coach, you need to have the following eight abilities: First, what kind of knowledge is enough depends on the characteristics of the development training program itself. We don't need any profound knowledge to promote the outward bound training activities, or we can only know a little knowledge of a certain subject to guide the students to discuss, but we must complete the whole process of the activities. Rich knowledge is a very necessary thing, especially when it comes to the "summary and promotion" link. Accurate and rich knowledge is the "cultivation" achievement of outdoor development coaches, and this "cultivation" needs certain efforts to achieve. Second, rich experience The experience of outdoor development coaches is a bridge between theory and life. It is impossible for everyone to experience vicissitudes in his life. However, if we feel life with our heart and connect life with outward bound training, we can make new discoveries. Similarly, the life experiences or biographies of celebrities around us can also be shared with the students in the outward bound training class. Third, clear thinking is a valuable path for outdoor development coaches to guide activities smoothly. Participants' meditation and nodding approval, as well as what they talked about in class after the activity, are all recognition of your clear thinking. You can imagine how an instructor who is always "off topic" or "the more he talks, the less he understands" will make the students look at him. Fourthly, obtaining information is the ability of outdoor development coaches to accept all kinds of information transmitted by participants and make judgments in advance or at the same time. This kind of judgment should be the same as the original intention or development direction of the information source, which is helpful for the outdoor development coach to have certain foresight when guiding the activities of the participants. In addition, participants may sometimes be ambiguous or ambiguous when expressing their views. Other students may not understand, but outdoor development coaches usually do. After all, their topics are your familiar fields, so free translation, summary and supplement are particularly important.