Which of the following is not considered an anatomical piece of the Springboard?

The trapeze bar is not considered an anatomical piece of the Springboard. The Springboard is designed as a wall-mounted apparatus primarily used for resistance training and offers various points of attachment for springs that help facilitate a wide range of movements.

The footbar, shoulder blocks, and springs are all integral components of the Springboard. The footbar serves as a support for the feet during exercises, providing stability and options for foot placement, while the shoulder blocks help to stabilize the user and can assist in aligning the body during movements. Springs are attached to the Springboard to provide resistance or assistance as needed for different exercises.

In contrast, the trapeze bar is typically associated with the trapeze table or reformer in Pilates and is not a component of the Springboard, making it the correct choice in this context. This distinction helps clarify the functional components specific to this apparatus.