What resources are recommended to learn more about cuing specifically?
As strength coaches, we can sometimes fall victim to using terms that are too technical for the client to understand.
I'd like to know if a compendium exists that revolves around external cuing, "push the ground away" vs "extend your knees",or "show the logo on your chest" vs "you are hip dominant".
External is almost always superior for a number of reasons, but I have yet to see a comprehensive resource for coaches or trainers to turn to.
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I think that it's best practice to use the ideas and analogies that have been time tested, but it's also important to try to come up with your own. With some insight to how best to communicate with your client, perhaps you are the best compendium after all, however, that would depend on several factors, including knowledge, your client and your own experience in the field.
That said, to the best of my knowledge, there isn't a compendium that revolves around external cuing.
Not for free. There is no publicly-available comprehensive list of cues to describe particular motions.
Why?
Because it is worth money and requires a lot of work and research to do well.
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