text: trust 
  
  participants 
  individually was described as important from this perspective. In 
  in which the physiotherapist 
  particular, bodily interactions 
  demonstrated with his or her own body or placed his or her 
  hands on the participant’s body to correct a movement were 
  reported to be successful, as it helped to increase speed and gave 
  participants a sense of performing better or for a longer duration. 
  If they did an exercise in a suboptimal way, participants reported 
  receiving precise supervision, or if they expressed pain or were 
  injured, the physiotherapist was supportive, assessed them and 