CanFitPro Personal Training Specialist Practice Test

What is not a guideline when giving technique cues?

1. Use complex language for clarity

2. Keep them concise (3-4 words)

3. No more than 2-3 cues at a time

4. Repeat the same cues

The correct answer is: Use complex language for clarity

Complex language may not be easily understood, especially for beginners. When giving technique cues, it is important to use simple and clear language to ensure the person understands and can perform the movement correctly. B, C, and D are all correct guidelines when giving technique cues. B- keeping cues concise helps the person remember and focus on the necessary cues for the movement. C- giving too many cues at once can cause confusion and make it difficult for the person to focus on one thing at a time. D- repeating cues can help reinforce the movement and remind the person of the proper form.