During remote training, the camera misses the client's feet during a balance task. What should be adjusted?
- AReposition the camera to show the full body and confirm space and support
- BAsk the client to describe foot position aloud during each repetition
- CMove the client closer to the camera so facial cues of effort are visible
- DContinue, and review a recording of the session afterward for foot faults
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Answer
A
Remote balance work needs a full-body camera view, a clear space and a sturdy support such as a counter or chair within reach. The trainer fixes the view before continuing so loss of balance can be seen and addressed in real time.
B
A verbal description does not let the trainer see a loss of balance or unsafe foot placement as it happens.
C
Moving closer narrows the view further and still leaves the feet unseen.
D
Reviewing a recording later cannot prevent a fall during the session.
A
Remote balance work needs a full-body camera view, a clear space and a sturdy support such as a counter or chair within reach. The trainer fixes the view before continuing so loss of balance can be seen and addressed in real time.