Which ability involves showing movements clearly?

• A. Teaching
• B. Demonstration
• C. Seeing
• D. Correction

Answer: (B)

Showing movements clearly is demonstration. A clear demonstration provides an observable model of how the movement should look, including posture, joint angles, tempo, and coordination. This visual example lets athletes see exactly what to aim for and helps them translate that image into their own execution, improving consistency and motor learning. Teaching, by contrast, focuses more on verbal explanation and cues; seeing is simply observing, and correction targets fixes after the movement. So demonstration is the ability that most directly conveys the precise movement pattern being coached.