What is a key difference between teaching reformer exercises to a novice and an advanced client?

What is a key difference between teaching reformer exercises to a novice and an advanced client?

• A. Novices require random, unstructured cues.
• B. Novices require more complex sequencing; advanced clients need slower tempo.
• C. Novices require clear foundational cues, slower tempo, and close supervision; advanced clients benefit from more complex sequencing, nuanced cueing, and greater autonomy with movement control.
• D. Novices perform independently from the start; advanced clients demand constant correction.

Answer: (C)