PRO7FIT

Using this video to explain the most important factor while training your client,How to use workout cues precisely and wisely at the right time.

As a trainer, effective coaching is about simplification, choosing the one or two most crucial cues to improve a lift in real-time rather than addressing every minor flaw.
The "Less is More" Principle -Fix One Thing at a time ,Start with the most critical, highest-risk adjustment (e.g., lumbar spine position).

Pick 1–2 cues for a session and repeat them throughout, allowing the athlete / clients to adapt and overcome.
Prioritize External Over Internal Cues ,Make Cues Actionable and Simple ,Time Your Cues Properly
Giving a cue too early or too late causes confusion or unintended movement.
By following these basic cue principles, you move from "over-coaching" to enabling, building a client who is competent, confident, and independent.

Trainer's Checklist: Is the cue simple?Is it positive? Can it be acted on immediately?If not, wait.

Saurabh Mungekar -PRO7FIT