What is the difference between the training method of big gyro and other ways of playing?

As a professional teacher, I recommend three ways to operate the big gyro (from easy to difficult) 1. The big gyro is naturally placed on the ground. At this time, its heavy side will fall to the ground. At this time, the child can sit in the depression of the big gyro and hold both sides of the gyro with both hands to stabilize his body. Parents can shake the gyro properly and wait for the child to adapt before accelerating. Note: parents must only master the highest position of the gyro. 2. The big gyro is naturally placed on the ground, and the child sits in the depression of the big gyro, so that the child's head and head slowly lean on the gyro, and the gyro is placed in a position parallel to the ground. At this point, the child is lying in the gyro. At this time, parents need to sit face to face with their children, and put their feet under the gyro with the outer eight characters to keep the gyro balanced. At first, they also turned left and right for half a turn to let the children adapt, and then slowly accelerated. 3 is an extension of 2 and the ultimate version. When the child is lying in the gyro, the parents are standing at this time. After adjusting the child's center position with both hands, you can turn around forcefully. At this time, the gyro will rotate with inertia. If you see the gyro slowing down, parents just need to push it with inertia. Note: during the whole process, the child grasps the edge of the gyro with both hands to prevent the child from throwing it out too fast; In the process of 2. There is also 3, the child tries to keep still, otherwise the top will tilt.