What is an example of Knowledge of Performance feedback?

• A. Verbal, Video, Kinematics
• B. Verbal only
• C. Video only
• D. Kinematics only

Answer: (A)

Knowledge of Performance feedback focuses on how the movement was executed, not just what happened as a result. It includes information that helps a learner adjust technique, such as verbal cues about form, demonstrations or video of the swing, and objective motion data like joint angles or swing path (kinematics). When you combine all three—verbal guidance, video playback, and kinematic information—you provide a comprehensive picture of the movement pattern. This makes Verbal, Video, Kinematics the best example of KP feedback, because it covers multiple ways to inform and guide the learner about the mechanics of the movement itself. Verbal only lacks visual or data references, video only provides observation without specific technique cues, and kinematics only offers numbers without direct guidance.