All of the Following Are Important Cues for Balancing at the Control

question 8

Multiple Choice

All of the following are important cues for balancing at the control level except

• A) tight muscles.
• B) stillness-hold perfectly still.
• C) soft landings-when dismounting balancing apparatus.
• D) extensions-extend body parts for stability.
• E) smooth transitions-from one balance to another.

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