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GCSE Physical Education · key term
Guidance in which a coach or teacher physically moves or supports a performer’s body to assist a movement.
Used by AQA and OCR
Paper 2
Revise: Types of guidanceManual guidance involves a coach physically moving or supporting the performer’s body. For example, a coach might guide a beginner through a golf swing, help position their hands correctly for a netball shot or support them during a beam balance.
Paper 2
Physical contact from a teacher or coach to move or support a performer's body while learning a skill.
Distinguish manual guidance, where a person physically assists movement, from mechanical guidance, where equipment provides assistance.
Distinguish manual guidance from mechanical guidance: manual involves physical contact from a person; mechanical uses equipment.
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Manual guidance involves a teacher or coach physically moving or supporting the performer. For example, a coach may guide a golfer's hands through a swing or position a beginner's hands correctly on the ball for a netball shot.