What client would not be permitted to attempt Pikes on the Chair?

The reasoning behind the determination that certain clients would not be permitted to attempt Pikes on the Chair centers around the specific physical demands and safety considerations of this exercise. Pikes on the Chair require a level of strength, stability, and coordination that may be compromised in individuals with specific physical limitations.

Clients with limited range of motion may struggle to execute the movement correctly, which can lead to improper form and potential injury. Recovering clients may not have regained the necessary strength or confidence to perform an exercise that involves significant core engagement and control. Therefore, allowing these clients to attempt Pikes could result in ineffective training or even exacerbate their conditions.

This careful consideration ensures that exercise programs are tailored to individual needs and abilities, promoting safety and effectiveness in workouts. Thus, the option indicating that all these clients would not be permitted aligns with the fundamental principles of providing safe and appropriate exercise recommendations.