Triaging when coaching is defined as what?

• A. Assigning Urgency to Multiple Faults Spotted, in Order of the Most to Least Important.
• B. Prioritizing One Fault.
• C. Scheduling Workouts.
• D. Evaluating Technique After Training.

Answer: (A)

Triaging when coaching is about evaluating multiple faults seen in a movement and deciding which to fix first based on safety and the biggest impact on performance. When you spot several issues, you rank them from most to least important and address the top faults first, so you reduce risk and unlock the most improvement in technique overall. This real-time prioritization helps protect the client from injury and makes coaching more efficient because fixing the most limiting factor often improves other faults as well. Scheduling workouts or evaluating technique after the session are separate tasks, and simply prioritizing one fault misses the reality that multiple faults may exist and need ordered attention.