Use in FirstRep email-sequence

Welcome to Military & Tactical Fitness Coaching

This section sets the tone for your coaching relationship and outlines expectations.

Enter your name
Enter client's name
Select joining date

Assessment & Goal Setting

Understanding the client's baseline and setting specific PT test goals.

List specific goals for PT tests

Training Schedule Introduction

Outline the training schedule including strength and endurance components.

Enter number of training days per week
Rate the focus (1=Strength, 10=Endurance)

Nutrition Basics

Educating clients on nutrition that supports high-performance training.

Enter daily caloric intake goal
Outline hydration strategy

Injury Prevention Strategies

Discuss strategies to minimize injury risks during training.

Describe warm-up routine
Describe cool-down routine
Outline mobility work

Weekly Check-in Updates

This section helps keep the client accountable and track progress.

Summarize weekly training progress
Describe any challenges encountered
Outline any necessary adjustments to training

Why Use This Template

Structured Approach

This onboarding sequence provides a clear pathway for both coaches and clients.

Focus on Specific Goals

Tailored to meet the unique demands of military and tactical fitness.

How to Use

1

Follow the sequence step-by-step to onboard each new client.

2

Adjust the content based on individual client needs.

Customization Tips

  1. Tailor the welcome email to reflect your coaching style.
  2. Include military-specific terminology to resonate with clients.
  3. Adjust training schedules based on client availability and goals.
  4. Incorporate local resources or facilities for training.
  5. Use real-life examples from military training to illustrate points.

Build and send military & tactical fitness templates digitally with FirstRep. Free for up to 3 clients.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if my client has previous injuries?

Always assess their injury history and customize training to avoid exacerbating issues.

How often should I check in with my clients?

Weekly check-ins are recommended to monitor progress and make necessary adjustments.