Which cueing method involves the instructor redirecting the participant through touch?

Which cueing method involves the instructor redirecting the participant through touch?

• A. Cueing Techniques
• B. Three-Dimensional Cueing
• C. Hands-On Cueing
• D. Positive-Based Cueing

Answer: (C)

Touch-based guidance, or hands-on cueing, uses the instructor’s touch to guide a participant into the correct position and to redirect movement so the body can feel the proper alignment and range. By applying gentle, deliberate contact at key points, the instructor helps the learner sense where adjustments are needed and supports safer, more precise motion. This tactile feedback is especially helpful for teaching complex patterns or when verbal cues alone aren’t enough to convey the exact positioning. Other approaches rely on spoken instructions or demonstrations, or a combination of cues, rather than physically guiding the body through touch.

Touch-based guidance, or hands-on cueing, uses the instructor’s touch to guide a participant into the correct position and to redirect movement so the body can feel the proper alignment and range. By applying gentle, deliberate contact at key points, the instructor helps the learner sense where adjustments are needed and supports safer, more precise motion. This tactile feedback is especially helpful for teaching complex patterns or when verbal cues alone aren’t enough to convey the exact positioning. Other approaches rely on spoken instructions or demonstrations, or a combination of cues, rather than physically guiding the body through touch.