During a drill rehearsal, which stage directly follows the practice of movements?

• A. Warm-up
• B. Review of objectives
• C. Feedback
• D. Cool-down

Answer: (C)

After practicing movements, the next stage is feedback. This step gives immediate critique and corrections from the instructor, helping you refine technique while the movements are still fresh in your memory. Feedback reinforces what was done well and clearly points out what needs to be adjusted, often with concrete cues or quick demonstrations to make the corrections concrete. This immediate guidance is what makes the practice stick and reduces the chance of forming bad habits.

Think of the other stages as preceding or following this sequence: a warm-up happens first to prepare the body for movement; reviewing objectives typically occurs at the start to focus effort on the goals for the drill; and a cool-down comes at the end to help the body recover.