El curso está dividido dos jornadas, las cuales se pueden reservar de forma independiente o conjunta. Será impartido por Joshue Tuffic, gerente de AutoClub Performance y por Daniel Morales, instructor técnico en ReproRACE.
La jornada del sábado 24 de enero se impartirá el curso de programación electrónica de unidades de motor y caja de cambios, donde Daniel explicará la parte teorica de una modificación de ECU y TCU y como modificar los diferentes mapas de gestión de motor. Además realizaremos practicas sobre todo lo aprendido sobre el dyno de Autoclub, realizando ensayos de las modificaciones realizadas con los alumnos.
En la jornada del domingo 25 de enero se impartirá el curso de diagnostico mecánico y electrónico de vehículos, donde Joshue, uno de los mecánicos con mayor experiencia a nivel global nos enseñará las técnicas y procedimientos para la detección temprana de averías y el procedimiento de abordaje de las mismas y la organización de reparación, adicionalmente se realizarán practicas reales sobre averías reales. Todo ello focalizado en aumentar la productividad de tu taller mecanico.
Being comfortable on camera is a skill that can be developed with practice and the right techniques. Whether you’re recording videos for social media, conducting virtual meetings, or creating professional content, feeling at ease in front of the camera can significantly impact your performance and the audience’s perception.
Familiarize yourself with the camera and any related equipment you will be using. Knowing how to operate your camera, adjust lighting, and manage sound can help reduce anxiety and technical issues during recording.
Like any other skill, practice is key. Record yourself speaking on various topics and review the footage to identify areas for improvement. Pay attention to your body language, eye contact, and vocal delivery.
Having a clear outline or script can boost your confidence. Knowing what you want to say and how you want to say it helps you stay focused and reduces the likelihood of getting flustered.
Incorporate relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or visualization before going on camera. These methods can help calm nerves and improve your overall presence.
Imagine speaking to a friend or a specific person in your audience. This can make your delivery more natural and relatable, helping you connect better with viewers.
Constructive feedback from peers or mentors can provide valuable insights into your on-camera performance. Use this feedback to make necessary adjustments and improvements.
By implementing these strategies, you can enhance your comfort and effectiveness on camera, leading to more engaging and impactful presentations.
