Which term maps to “design class blueprint”?

• A. Checklist - Pre-Class Planning
• B. Flow
• C. Pre-Class Set Up
• D. Class Vision

Answer: (A)

Designing a class blueprint means laying out the framework for what you’ll teach, in what order, and how the session will progress from start to finish. A pre-class planning checklist best maps to that blueprint because it prompts you to define every essential component in advance—learning objectives, class format, segment order, equipment needs, safety cues, and progression. It serves as the design document you reference as you build the class. Flow describes how you connect the parts during the workout—the sequencing of moves and transitions you deliver in real time—so it’s about execution, not the initial plan itself. Pre-class set up is about arranging space and gear on the day of the class, a logistical task rather than the overall design. Class vision captures the broader purpose or philosophy of your program rather than the specific design you follow for a single session.