So, what will a fitness and nutrition assessment tell you? Well.....
11. Identify your fitness goals and determine why your fat loss and weight loss efforts have failed or succeeded in the past. You also have to get your motivation right for your exercise program to work for you. This step takes you being "very honest" with yourself! Sometimes it is a painful process.
12. You will learn your body composition ( body fat % vs. lean mass % ). You will also learn "where you are fat." Excess abdominal fat has been shown to be a precursor to diseases such as cancer.
13. When's the last time you had your body measurements taken (chest, arms, neck, hips, waist, etc.)? This is part of your fitness assessment.
14. What's your health history? You might need a doctor's clearance before you can begin an exercise program.
15. What are your eating habits? Part of your assessment will look at what you are eating, how you are eating and changes that you need to make.
16. What is your basal metabolic rate? Don't know? You will after your fitness assessment. This rate helps you set the daily calories you will need.
17. Have you had low back pain for some time? If so, you probably have
postural problems that need to be corrected. And, yes, a postural assessment is part of your fitness assessment.
18. Had any muscle spasms or "knotted muscles" lately? Then, you need to improve your flexibility. The fitness assessment will tell you where your muscles are tight, lengthened or weak.
19. When's the last time you checked your resting pulse rate? Your resting pulse rate will tell you how hard your heart is working in a resting state. For instance, my resting pulse rate was 58 beats per minute the last time I checked it. That's pretty low. When I was at peak condition as a college athlete, my resting pulse rate was 54-56 beats per minute.
20. How ready is your body for physical activity? You don't know? You will after your fitness assessment!
What are you waiting for? Schedule your fitness and nutrition assessment today! It won't cost you anything but your time (about 45 minutes)! Call (512-289-8879) or email me at the bottom of this post! Don't put it off!
Keep your FOCUS! See ya tomorrow!Be sure and visit my site, Your Fitness University, and become a My Fitness Hut Member!Need more exercise and nutrition tips? Subscribe to my bi-weekly Fat Blaster eNewsletter and get a FREE 4-week Fat Blaster workout and 2 Fat Blaster eBooks (Her Fitness Hut's Fat Blaster Guide for Women and Blast the Fat, Have a Lean Body for Life)!Share My Fitness Hut!
11. Identify your fitness goals and determine why your fat loss and weight loss efforts have failed or succeeded in the past. You also have to get your motivation right for your exercise program to work for you. This step takes you being "very honest" with yourself! Sometimes it is a painful process.
12. You will learn your body composition ( body fat % vs. lean mass % ). You will also learn "where you are fat." Excess abdominal fat has been shown to be a precursor to diseases such as cancer.
13. When's the last time you had your body measurements taken (chest, arms, neck, hips, waist, etc.)? This is part of your fitness assessment.
14. What's your health history? You might need a doctor's clearance before you can begin an exercise program.
15. What are your eating habits? Part of your assessment will look at what you are eating, how you are eating and changes that you need to make.
16. What is your basal metabolic rate? Don't know? You will after your fitness assessment. This rate helps you set the daily calories you will need.
17. Have you had low back pain for some time? If so, you probably have postural problems that need to be corrected. And, yes, a postural assessment is part of your fitness assessment.
18. Had any muscle spasms or "knotted muscles" lately? Then, you need to improve your flexibility. The fitness assessment will tell you where your muscles are tight, lengthened or weak.
19. When's the last time you checked your resting pulse rate? Your resting pulse rate will tell you how hard your heart is working in a resting state. For instance, my resting pulse rate was 58 beats per minute the last time I checked it. That's pretty low. When I was at peak condition as a college athlete, my resting pulse rate was 54-56 beats per minute.
20. How ready is your body for physical activity? You don't know? You will after your fitness assessment!
What are you waiting for? Schedule your fitness and nutrition assessment today! It won't cost you anything but your time (about 45 minutes)! Call (512-289-8879) or email me at the bottom of this post! Don't put it off!
Keep your FOCUS! See ya tomorrow!
Be sure and visit my site, Your Fitness University, and become a My Fitness Hut Member!
Need more exercise and nutrition tips? Subscribe to my bi-weekly Fat Blaster eNewsletter and get a FREE 4-week Fat Blaster workout and 2 Fat Blaster eBooks (Her Fitness Hut's Fat Blaster Guide for Women and Blast the Fat, Have a Lean Body for Life)!
Share My Fitness Hut!