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The benefits and limitations of fitness assessments for personal trainers. It provides instructions for conducting a fitness assessment, including pre-test instructions and the components of the assessment. The document also explains how to calculate percent improvement. The optional component of waist to hip ratio is also mentioned.
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Benefits of a fitness assessment - Establish current fitness and baseline information. Information established to begin program. Establishing data to compare to later Limitations regarding fitness assessment - Only predicting or estimating your client's fitness level. Percent improvement - Find difference between two test results. Divide the difference by previous or initial test results. Multiply by 100. General pre-test instructions - Wear comfortable clothing. Avoid a heavy meal alcohol and caffeine at least three hours before the test. Drink water 24 hors before the test. Avoid strenuous activity day of and get plenty of sleep. General test environment - Room temperature should be 68-72°f and humidity less than 60%. Room should be quiet and private and well ventilated. Components of a fitness assessment - Resting heart rate Body composition Cardiorespiratory fitness (3 minute step test) Muscular strength (push up, sit up test) Assess flexibility Optional fitness assessment components Waist to hip ratio -