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The following is written in German. 💼 Introduction: The Reality of Compensation and the Need for Extra Income (Paid Lessons) (English Translation) Signing a contract with a sports club as a freelance instructor means you become their "Business Partner." Your job stabilizes and expands not just by providing lessons, but by offering added value, such as "customer numbers increase and sales rise because this instructor is here." 1. The Structure and Harsh Reality of Instructor Compensation (Guarantees) (1) How Compensation "Decreases" Sports clubs and instructors enter into a "consignment contract." This contract specifies a "Basic Compensation Amount," but there is a major pitfall here. Basic Compensation is for "60 minutes": The amount written in the contract is for "one hour (60 minutes)." However, the current mainstream lessons are 45 or 30 minutes. Compensation is Reduced by Multiplication: A 45-minute lesson i...

The following is written in German. 📝 Blog Post: MITSURU's Strategy for Original Dance in the Pre-choreography Era 🎯 Who Should Read This Instructors who are unsure about their audience recruitment or position in the lesson hierarchy. Current instructors seeking to add uniqueness and strategic depth to their teaching methods. Individuals considering sharing their dance instruction expertise online . 1. 🆚 Strategic Positioning: Knowing and Coexisting with the Rival (Pre-choreography) In the sports club industry, foreign-branded pre-choreography dances possess overwhelming advertising power, recognition, and organizational strength. For a single, independent instructor, attempting to directly compete is often futile. MITSURU's strategy is not to "compete" against pre-choreography, but to "coexist" by serving as a "secondary axis"  that complements it. Value Reconstitution via "Main Axis" and "Secondary Axis" Main Axis: Pre-...