Cueing Techniques/Types of Cues Flashcards
Incorporates visual, auditory, kinesthetic learning.
Three-dimensional cueing
Instructor redirects participant through touch.
Hands-on Cueing
Words that cue to the solution, not the problem.
Positive-based Cueing
Counting down from 8, providing verbal and/or visual cues on counts 4-3-2-1.
4-beat Cueing
Counting down from 8, providing verbal and/or visual cues on counts 2-1
2-beat Cueing
Short, personal anecdotes; builds community and rapport
Personal Cueing
Reminds participants of proper technique; corrects improper movement.
Safety Cueing
Positive cues about performance, effort, or ability
Motivational/Inspirational Cueing
Describes body set-up or execution
Alignement Cueing
Reminds when and how to breathe
Respiration Cueing
Indicates timing of movements or upcoming timing changes.
Rhythmical Cueing
Explains reason for and potential benefit of movement.
Informational/Educational Cueing
Communicates numbers for counted poritons of movement
Numerical Cueing
Explains muscles or body parts involved
Anatomical Cueing
Indicates direction of movement (left, right, front, back)
Directional Cueing