As a client progresses they need less _____ cueing for familiar exercises:

As a client progresses in their Pilates practice and becomes more familiar with the exercises, they generally require less cueing related to transition, set up, and execution. This is because, with experience, clients develop a better understanding of how to position their bodies and flow smoothly from one exercise to another. Familiarity allows them to execute movements more fluidly, reducing the need for detailed instructions about how to start or complete the exercises.

In contrast, aspects such as powerhouse engagement or key concepts might still need reinforcement at various levels of experience, as they are fundamental to maintaining proper form and achieving optimal benefits from the practice. Correctional cues may also be relevant as clients work on refining their technique, regardless of their familiarity with the exercises. Precision, while always important, might evolve as clients become more adept, but it typically remains an aspect that requires attention throughout their Pilates journey.