Before attempting Coordination, which moves must a client successfully complete?

The correct choice emphasizes the foundational movements necessary for successfully executing the Coordination exercise. Coordination is a more complex and dynamic movement that requires a strong foundation in both upper body strength and thoracic extension, which is why completing exercises like Arms in Straps and Tricep Press with Thoracic Extension is crucial.

These movements enhance the strength of the upper body while promoting proper spinal alignment and engaging the core, which are essential prerequisites for performing Coordination effectively. The Coordination exercise integrates these upper-body dynamics while requiring coordination and control, making the foundational strength developed through this specific set of exercises particularly relevant.

Focusing on developing strength and control through those movements ensures that a client will be prepared for the demands of Coordination, including maintaining an optimal spine position while moving the limbs in a coordinated manner. This foundational work supports the transition to more complex movements, enhancing overall performance and reducing the risk of injury during the exercise.