When a client is completing Footwork on The Cadillac using the Push-Thru Bar with springs from below, what should you consider for the exercise/apparatus combination?

In the context of Footwork on The Cadillac using the Push-Thru Bar with springs from below, it's essential to consider various factors to ensure the exercise is effective and safe for the client. The choice that encompasses all considerations is the most comprehensive and therefore the correct answer.

When assessing the height of the client, it's crucial as it impacts their alignment and ability to perform the exercise correctly. Taller clients may need adjustments in the position of the Push-Thru Bar or the setup of the springs to facilitate a full range of motion without compromising their posture.

The tightness of the client’s hamstrings is another critical factor. Tight hamstrings can limit the range of motion in the legs during Footwork, which may affect their ability to engage properly with the springs. Understanding this allows the instructor to modify the exercise or provide specific cues that help the client achieve better mobility and engagement.

The height of the Push-Thru Bar itself also plays an important role. It needs to be set at an appropriate level for the specific exercise and for the client’s individual needs to allow for proper movement patterns. If the bar is too high or low, it can lead to ineffective movement or strain.

By considering all of these factors—client height, hamstring tightness, and