Use in FirstRep form

General Information

Collect basic information to tailor the check-in to the athlete's needs.

Enter the athlete's name
Select the check-in date
Enter athlete's age

Training Overview

Document current training focus and volume.

Total hours trained this week
Notes on progress this week

Injury and Recovery

Assess any injuries or recovery needs.

List any injuries or concerns
Describe any recovery methods employed
Rate pain level from 1 to 10

Equipment Access

Evaluate access to necessary strongman equipment.

Do you have access to a strongman training facility?

Competition Goals

Identify upcoming competitions and goals.

Select the date of the next competition
Outline goals for the competition

Nutrition and Recovery

Gather information on nutrition habits and recovery strategies.

Estimated daily calories consumed
List any supplements currently being taken
Rate sleep quality from 1 to 10

Feedback and Support

Provide space for feedback and additional support needs.

Provide feedback on coaching and programming
Specify any areas of support needed

Why Use This Template

Enhance Training Effectiveness

Regular check-ins help identify weaknesses and adjust training for better performance.

Injury Management

Monitoring injury status can prevent setbacks and ensure safe training.

How to Use

1

Have athletes complete the check-in form at the end of each week.

2

Review responses and adjust training programs as needed.

Customization Tips

  1. Adjust the weekly goals based on the athlete's competition calendar.
  2. Incorporate specific recovery strategies pertinent to strongman training.
  3. Use athlete feedback to tailor future training sessions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What if I don't have access to strongman equipment?

You can utilize alternative methods or seek local strongman gyms to train on specific implements.

How often should I do these check-ins?

Weekly check-ins are recommended to keep track of progress and make necessary adjustments.