Which statement correctly differentiates internal from external cueing in sprint start coaching?

Which statement correctly differentiates internal from external cueing in sprint start coaching?

• A. Internal cues emphasize body mechanics (hips, knee drive); external cues emphasize outcomes (accelerate, explode off).
• B. Internal cues emphasize outcomes; external cues emphasize body mechanics.
• C. "Drive knees" is internal cueing; "explode from the blocks" is external cueing.
• D. External cues focus on the athlete's emotions.

Answer: (A)