If a student is unstable and has poor stamina, the number one priority to work on is their:

Focusing on lumbo-pelvic stability is essential for a student who is unstable and has poor stamina. The lumbo-pelvic region is critical for maintaining proper alignment and overall body stability during movement. Enhancing stability in this area helps to create a strong foundation, allowing the individual to control their movements more effectively and confidently.

Addressing lumbo-pelvic stability first also lays the groundwork for improving strength and endurance. When stability is compromised, it can lead to inefficient movement patterns and increased risk of injury. By prioritizing stability, you ensure that the student has the necessary support to perform exercises safely and effectively, which can subsequently help them build endurance and strength over time. This approach creates a more integrated method of training, where progress in stability can positively influence all aspects of fitness.