Use in FirstRep form

Personal Goals

Establishing personal goals helps clients focus on their unique functional fitness aspirations.

e.g., Improve balance, Increase mobility, Enhance strength
e.g., Climbing stairs, Squatting, Lifting groceries

Current Abilities

Assessing current abilities helps in creating a baseline for future progress.

1 (poor) to 10 (excellent)
e.g., Knee pain, Lower back injury

Functional Movement Patterns

Understanding movement patterns aids in creating a balanced program.

Measuring Progress

Tracking progress helps clients see improvements beyond aesthetics.

e.g., Mobility tests, Strength assessments, Daily activities
Choose a date for your goal review

Justifying Functional Approach

Understanding the benefits of functional training over traditional bodybuilding.

e.g., Pros and cons in relation to functional fitness
e.g., Better daily function, Injury prevention

Why Use This Template

Clarity in Goals

Helps clients articulate what functional fitness means to them.

Individualized Approach

Facilitates a tailored program that fits unique needs.

How to Use

1

Complete each section thoughtfully to clarify your fitness goals.

2

Review your current abilities to set realistic targets.

Customization Tips

  1. Personalize goals based on client lifestyle and needs.
  2. Adjust movement patterns based on individual assessment.
  3. Incorporate specific activities that the client enjoys.
  4. Use visual aids to help clients understand functional fitness.
  5. Regularly revisit and update the worksheet for ongoing progress.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is functional fitness?

Functional fitness focuses on exercises that mimic daily activities, improving overall movement patterns and strength.

How is progress measured in functional fitness?

Progress can be measured through improvements in mobility, strength, and the ability to perform daily tasks with ease.