For those who have been struggling with getting started as a trainer and retaining information from school I recommend watching his videos they have helped me stay organized. I'm not sure what I would do without this guy🙌🏼
Super helpful video! I have my first client scheduled and was clueless on how to get started. I'm feeling much more confident now after watching your video. Thank you so much!
Wow... u literally made my job so easy.. as someone who recently got ace certified, i just didn't knew what's next and how i am going to manage everything... thankyou so much sir..💪
these videos helped me so much...... great inspiration. been teaching aerobics, zumba etc classes for many years. personal training a 1st for me. thanks a lot
You are an absolute blessing brother. This is an absolutely phenomenal video with so much insight and value. Im so grateful to have found you. I pray that God blesses you in utmost abundance as he is most certainly using you as a blessing to us. Thank you a million times over!
I wish to become a PT but due to financial problem I couldn't learn it. After watch your videos I learned allot you are a real gem and real kind person. who helping the poor people like me to make their dreams true free of cost I am from India Asia. I will always keep you in my prayers. because you are sharing very expensive knowledge free of coast really appreciate your effort. Could you please share a detail video or free material how to periodization for strength training and what exercise should choose in the strength training please?
these videos are so helpful. I added online training this year and had no idea how i would do it. Your videos catapulted me in the best direction. Thanks so much
Thanks for this. I just got certified with ISSA and don't really know where to go from here- especially with the current COVID-19 reality. Regardless, this video made assessment simple and exciting- whereas ISSA makes it super intimidating.
Thanks man! Once things settle a bit you’ll be fine! Training is always a challenge when you’re getting started but it gets easier. The certification courses make these things seem like rocket science and honestly they’re really not too bad after you’ve done a few and simplified the process
You are badass man! I’m watching all your videos and learning so much. I just got a job in a gym and these videos are helping me feel more confident walking in
Excellent! Not yet PT trained but this and the previous videos were really inspiring. Access to your forms is a great gift and your videos are really clear and professional. I'm subscribing early! Thanks Jeff!
Thanks Coach Jeff and hoping you would update this kind of videos as most likely in 2MONTHS time, I will be a certified personal trainer...your channel really helped me a lot!
Honestly, glad i found you cause im studying, new at it and i want to understand to do an assessment, like im studying online, but is not a cheap study and i have no clue how assessment is done. Thank you so much, you should be a video example of my training and they should pay you 😂
HI Great video Thankyou! QUESTIONS: 1) what is the metronome pace for the 3 min box test? and 2) what does the result of the air dyne test mean and how do you get them? I understand the 60 sec submaximal test and the fact that you note the calories expended in the 60 sec but in the assessment analysis form there is a chart with #'s like 15 ...what do those mean and how do you get them? Thanks a lot.
I use the RoM for the joints, then keep the assessment tests for flexibility, endurance, then lastly Strength.... Further i check the tensile to avoid hernias... Mostly weight loss clients could be given just stretches and holds thereby resistance based ... Lastly they're fit to function... Please correct me if m wrong... Suggest me your ways too
I've just got certified and I, want to get the hands on training in working with clients. This is some good information to know hot to start working has a personal trainer.
Kyphotic postures are pretty common. It’s more due to lifestyle (spending too much time seated slouching) It sounds like you’re training is going well and you’re doing the right things though.
I switched up my assessment methods a bit and I now do a pushing and pulling assessment. It’s the one NASM and ACE use and it can be fairly useful. I’ll put out a new video on it soon!
Thank you very much, if you don't have likes or subscribers doesn't matter you helping new personal trainer to bring food to there table, withe profetion that they love ❤
I definitely will in the next few months! I’m trying to get some of the ones done that apply to online/virtual training and in person first since a lot of trainers are still not back in the gym yet. I will definitely do it though!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation I've been watching your videos like crazy the past couple days! You have great content and I like the way you present the information, So i'd like to say thank you! Also, this is a great idea and I hope you still plan on making a video for the skin fold analysis!
@@kholcreates thank you! I appreciate that! It’s certainly still one that we are planning on making. Less people are doing skinfold right now because of the pandemic so we have been covering other topics. We’ll come back to it at some point though!
I have a question. How do you determine the amount of weight that is appropriate for a client at different parts of the workout? For example, when doing heavy compound exercises, we would aim for 4-6 reps. But how do you assess the amount of weight that a client should lift? How do you know the maximum they can lift, and use that to determine how heavy the weight should be? What’s the best way to assess them on this? Do you use a formula to calculate this, or do you just guess based on observation? I’m trying to learn more about how to choose the right weight, but I haven’t been able to find any videos that talk about it 🤔
In all aspects of training there’s some guess work involved. I would recommend starting clients off relatively light, perfecting form as much as possible, and only going heavy later on. After some time working out with lower weights but increased reps you should have an educated idea of where they should be with heavier weights/rep ranges.
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation Thank you. Yes, it would probably be best to start clients off with a light weight or no weight at all when working on getting the form right. Maybe I can guess how much weight they can handle by asking them to rate how difficult they find the exercise. I’m not sure if I can correctly determine this on the first session though. I just thought there would be a specific formula and process for determining the right weight for a client. NASM even has a *‘One Repetition Maximum Conversion’* chart on pages 815 - 822 of the 7th edition textbook (but it’s not very clear to me how this works). They also describe the proper intensity to use on certain phases of the OPT model as a percentage of the one rep maximum. For example, on the Power phase, they describe the resistance training as 1 - 5 RM for strength, and 8 - 10 RM (or 30 - 45% of 1RM) for power. It’s kind of confusing to understand these numbers and apply them though.
If we substitute the pushups for the bench press, how would be showcase their performance on a similar scale to the other exercises? Do we just type the maximum reps and then compare their later performance to the initial one?
This is a video we have for virtual assessments: How to Perform a Virtual Personal Training Assessment | Forms Included! th-cam.com/video/cGzsXuPsVbM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you! I don’t have a video that focuses solely on posture (I’ll probably do one this year) but I do have a lot of videos that cover the subject indirectly. Basically, focus on strengthening the backside of the body extra. Focus on loosening over tight front side of the body muscles. Then also try to get clients to assume better posture on a day to day basis (get them to stand more, slouch less, etc) There’s more to it than that, but that should give you an idea!
I just checked it and the link is working on my end but here is the pdf: www.sortahealthytrainered.com/_files/ugd/adb0c5_a2b123c1909b46929d58d1cd2df8cd19.pdf
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation Thanks for the link (all the links on your videos driving me to an error page, it might be due to country restrictions but it seems like you have erased the content from your website) and thank you for your hours of work to deliver all this content for free.
Someone at that level probably should pay for a DEXA or BodPod at a medical or academic facility. I know that BodPod is (or was) used by some wrestling programs to determine body fat and hydration levels.
Wall sits can be much more difficult for certain leg proportions and easier for others so I'm not sure how much you get out of the assessment. A long femur individual may be exerting twice the effort for the same time as an average individual. Well idk if it's actually 2times but there is definitely a noticeable difference.
No, most of the time you won’t need clearance. You only need clearance if they have a concerning underlying condition. The Par Q, and Health History questionnaire should reveal if your client has any of those issues.
Wow, a tonne of useful content, as always, Jeff! I wish your channel to grow fast, and for that, ppl need to leave a "like" BEFORE they watch a video!💪😉👍
The FMS only takes about 10 or so mins to run through. That said, later this year ill be releasing a different assessment that uses other screening techniques instead. Most of those will be from NASM.
I have a bunch of videos that cover much more than I ever could in a single comment! I’d recommend starting here: th-cam.com/video/MP8CdF7kuJ4/w-d-xo.html
Vanessa Knights Thanks! We’ll have to get to that caliper video at some point soon. Good question on the photos though. I will take pictures with any client that is willing. I find that with my demographic in my area most are not willing to do pics I didn’t include it in the video
Thanks for the support! I’m sure you’ll find a good trainer near you soon! Try to find one with a NASM or ACE certification and a few years of experience!
This playlist contains videos that cover training special populations (injured clients fall into that category) th-cam.com/play/PL8u1BTeFRGHulNiokCB5V6PcgyooG1Bf_.html So far I’ve covered working with clients who have knee injuries, and working with clients who have back injuries. I’ll add more videos to this playlist over time. I
I’ll definitely do one at some point! I’ll probably make more on general programming and stuff that trainers can use online or in person since a lot of trainers still cant work in their physical locations right now. Thanks for the continued support man!
your video its help me a lot to revised i hope i can remember all the teaching point from you, about this assessments .tomorrow is my final interview for Personal Trainer position and probably im going to do the practical assessment...please good luck to me.thank you
I had never heard of the FMS.. would I have to buy the supplies for it and how difficult to understand it? Thanks for all the info, I am learning a lot.
You do have to buy the testing kit. If you’re interested in it, it’s worth doing their level 1 certification too. I would say the certification and understanding how to do the screen are both moderately challenging. They’re probably not the best option for total beginners but they’re not advanced either.
Awesome. Yes it seems a bit hard to understand. Thanks for your info. I"m learning so much from your videos....I am taking notes. I am recommending your vids to my friends. So much info in them
Would you recommend the step test for clients who already have quite good cardiovascular fitness, or only for beginners? It seems a little easy, that's all, but when I look at some of the other cardio fitness tests out there, they seem too difficult/complicated.... and I'm not sure what a happy medium would be?! Would it work to have clients run/cycle/row for 5 minutes as fast as they can, for example, and then measure their distance and HR? Thanks for all the informative videos!! :)
Thank you for the kind words! Always remember that the point of an assessment isn’t to challenge someone, it’s to assess them. If they’re already strong in some areas that will show on the assessment, as it should. The three minute step test is good for all fitness levels. If they’re really physically fit in a certain area already, they’ll just score in one of the top categories for that specific test. They may not score as high in other areas of the assessment. I do include the airdyne test in my assessment as well, but that’s not because the step test is too easy for anyone. It’s included because multiple tests, and variety, is a good thing.
Question. I just got a job that gives a free consultation and a small workout session on the same day when they sign up for the gym. Got any tips on what I should do? I've interned at small gyms that don't do this
How much time do you have? This is what we do in my studio. The first half of the consultation is tour, going over goals, history, current nutrition, health history etc, then with whatever time we have remaining, we take them through a sample workout. Usually this is about 6-8 exercises, twice through, that don’t require a ton of coaching (ex: TRX, lateral band walks, assisted push-ups, plank, tricep push downs, etc.). Generally about 35-45 minutes spent on chatting with client, about 20-25 or so workout and then wrap up.
Make sure you guys check out the video that preceded this one as well! th-cam.com/video/KcKZ1QCUij8/w-d-xo.html
Please give the pdf from for assimanet
You can access all of the forms we use here including the assessment forms.
www.sortahealthylifestyle.com/freepersonaltrainingforms
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation this link is not working is there another alternative .
@@leonlaithbindu4757 I fixed the link above
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation thank you very much.
For those who have been struggling with getting started as a trainer and retaining information from school I recommend watching his videos they have helped me stay organized. I'm not sure what I would do without this guy🙌🏼
Thanks so much for your kind words!
In the same boat !@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation
I'm a ace student still he is far better in explaining than anyone ❤
Man. You are literally helping me start my career haha. Thanks you!!
Happy to help! I’m glad you’re finding the content useful!
I literally just got hired today. LOL I start the 9th. I'm in the same boat Jonathan
How's it going OP and @Dwayne?
dude the way you describe things is so good, thank youuu
Thank you! You’re very welcome!
Super helpful video! I have my first client scheduled and was clueless on how to get started. I'm feeling much more confident now after watching your video. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow... u literally made my job so easy.. as someone who recently got ace certified, i just didn't knew what's next and how i am going to manage everything... thankyou so much sir..💪
Thanks for the kind words! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Omg thank you!!!! I feel there is no help out there as a new trainer and not many other trainers can help as well!
I’m glad that you found the video helpful!
I've clicked several assessment videos. This is the best. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
these videos helped me so much...... great inspiration. been teaching aerobics, zumba etc classes for many years. personal training a 1st for me. thanks a lot
Glad you’re finding the content helpful!
Everything you do here is so helpful + you helped me pass my NASM exam. Thank you so much for everything you do here !!!
Congrats on passing! Glad you find it helpful!
You are an absolute blessing brother. This is an absolutely phenomenal video with so much insight and value. Im so grateful to have found you. I pray that God blesses you in utmost abundance as he is most certainly using you as a blessing to us. Thank you a million times over!
I appreciate that! Glad it was helpful!
I wish to become a PT but due to financial problem I couldn't learn it. After watch your videos I learned allot you are a real gem and real kind person. who helping the poor people like me to make their dreams true free of cost I am from India Asia. I will always keep you in my prayers. because you are sharing very expensive knowledge free of coast really appreciate your effort. Could you please share a detail video or free material how to periodization for strength training and what exercise should choose in the strength training please?
I am a newly certified trainer and just scheduled my first client! Yay! This was very helpful and I'm looking forward to using it!
Congrats! Best of luck!
How is it going??
Very very affirmative video for all the trainer who grow his or business. Thank you sir
Most welcome!
One of the best videos I have seen you TH-cam. Love from India.
Glad to hear it was helpful!
these videos are so helpful. I added online training this year and had no idea how i would do it. Your videos catapulted me in the best direction. Thanks so much
Awesome to hear! Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for this. I just got certified with ISSA and don't really know where to go from here- especially with the current COVID-19 reality. Regardless, this video made assessment simple and exciting- whereas ISSA makes it super intimidating.
Thanks man! Once things settle a bit you’ll be fine! Training is always a challenge when you’re getting started but it gets easier. The certification courses make these things seem like rocket science and honestly they’re really not too bad after you’ve done a few and simplified the process
I'm about to get certified with ISSA also and I'm so lost on how and where to go from there. I don't feel ready.
I'm sooo happy i found this video 😭
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you so much I’m taking in my first 2 paying clients and It helps a lot to be professional! And these can help keep them motivated!
Thanks! I’m glad you’re finding it helpful! I’m sure you’ll do great with your new clients!
You are badass man! I’m watching all your videos and learning so much. I just got a job in a gym and these videos are helping me feel more confident walking in
That’s awesome to hear! I’m glad you’re finding everything helpful!
Excellent! Not yet PT trained but this and the previous videos were really inspiring. Access to your forms is a great gift and your videos are really clear and professional. I'm subscribing early! Thanks Jeff!
Thanks! I’m glad you’re finding our content helpful!
This is the most informative video channel. Keep it up.
Much appreciated!
Thanks Coach Jeff and hoping you would update this kind of videos as most likely in 2MONTHS time, I will be a certified personal trainer...your channel really helped me a lot!
An updated assessment is coming soon! Thanks for the support!
Honestly, glad i found you cause im studying, new at it and i want to understand to do an assessment, like im studying online, but is not a cheap study and i have no clue how assessment is done. Thank you so much, you should be a video example of my training and they should pay you 😂
You’re very welcome!
Best fitness assessment video
Thanks so much!
This is amazing! Thank you very much for the work you do!
Thanks I really appreciate that!
HI
Great video Thankyou! QUESTIONS: 1) what is the metronome pace for the 3 min box test? and 2) what does the result of the air dyne test mean and how do you get them? I understand the 60 sec submaximal test and the fact that you note the calories expended in the 60 sec but in the assessment analysis form there is a chart with #'s like 15 ...what do those mean and how do you get them? Thanks a lot.
thank you very much! you're making our lives easier as a Personal Trainer. new subscriber here! more power for you.
Thanks for your support!
Thanks for all your input. You are a great help with your approach, knowledge, and advice.
You are so welcome! Glad to help!
I use the RoM for the joints, then keep the assessment tests for flexibility, endurance, then lastly Strength.... Further i check the tensile to avoid hernias... Mostly weight loss clients could be given just stretches and holds thereby resistance based ... Lastly they're fit to function... Please correct me if m wrong... Suggest me your ways too
Your content is the best by far. Thank you sharing such great knowledge with us.
You’re welcome! Thanks for the support!
I've just got certified and I, want to get the hands on training in working with clients. This is some good information to know hot to start working has a personal trainer.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the form. I subscribed. You're awesome!
Thank you! We really appreciate that!
Your vids deserve a like..really informative...gold mine
Thank you! That’s always really good to hear!
Thank you for all your informative content! I absolutely love your videos. So much information and all the resources needed,
Thank you! I really appreciate hearing that! I’m glad that you’re finding all of it helpful!
Thanks mate, my gym just promoted a free assesement and I decided to do a booking and just watched this just to know what to expect haha
Glad you were able to see what it might look like!
I am curious if you are following the NASM ideas of assessment. I just finished my NASM certification.
This assessment would only follow NASM’s ideas somewhat. We’ll be releasing a different assessment video that more closely resembles NASM’s process
You have answered every question I came with thank you
That’s great! I’m glad you found the video helpful!
Great video! Just what I was looking for. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Currently looking for that Metronome 3 Minute Step Test link that's said can found below in description.
Here you go: m.th-cam.com/video/iJwwJgCIHBU/w-d-xo.html
Thus video us so helpful. What is the formula to determine the cals burn for the 1 mine air dyne test
Thanks! No formula necessary for that! The airdyne should just give you that information
this video is sooo informative thanks mannn🤝
You’re very welcome!
Great Information & available resources!
Thank you! I’m glad that you found it helpful!
Good video, mine seems to be Kyphotic yet i always train back heavy, deadlift 200kg+ at only 80kg bodyweight
Kyphotic postures are pretty common. It’s more due to lifestyle (spending too much time seated slouching) It sounds like you’re training is going well and you’re doing the right things though.
Hi , amazing videos
Do you do any pulling in the physical assessment?
I switched up my assessment methods a bit and I now do a pushing and pulling assessment. It’s the one NASM and ACE use and it can be fairly useful. I’ll put out a new video on it soon!
This looks great will Definetly watch this again once I'm qualified great content ❤
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Great video, really helps new PT to start out with a structure. Can you share with me the link to the metronome?
Thank you! Here’s the link: th-cam.com/video/iJwwJgCIHBU/w-d-xo.html
this was so helpful! THANKYOU!
Thanks! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Great video. thanks for this!
Of course! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for doing this video!!
Of course! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Many thanks! Great advice, starting this Winter:D
Thanks for your support! Good luck!
Thank you!
So good. Thanks!! Learned a lot.
You’re very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Hi, can you make a video on moment screening? How to give a score and how it works can you explain here
I definitely will do something similar at some point. I’m planning on doing a new assessment video as well later this year.
This is very useful. Thank you! 🥰🙏
Of course! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Thank you very much, if you don't have likes or subscribers doesn't matter you helping new personal trainer to bring food to there table, withe profetion that they love ❤
I appreciate that!
Can you make a video on how to do the skin fold analysis please? ☺️
I definitely will in the next few months! I’m trying to get some of the ones done that apply to online/virtual training and in person first since a lot of trainers are still not back in the gym yet. I will definitely do it though!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation I've been watching your videos like crazy the past couple days! You have great content and I like the way you present the information, So i'd like to say thank you! Also, this is a great idea and I hope you still plan on making a video for the skin fold analysis!
@@kholcreates thank you! I appreciate that! It’s certainly still one that we are planning on making. Less people are doing skinfold right now because of the pandemic so we have been covering other topics. We’ll come back to it at some point though!
This was so helpful. Thank you so much for the videos!
I’m glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the support!
I have a question. How do you determine the amount of weight that is appropriate for a client at different parts of the workout? For example, when doing heavy compound exercises, we would aim for 4-6 reps. But how do you assess the amount of weight that a client should lift? How do you know the maximum they can lift, and use that to determine how heavy the weight should be? What’s the best way to assess them on this? Do you use a formula to calculate this, or do you just guess based on observation?
I’m trying to learn more about how to choose the right weight, but I haven’t been able to find any videos that talk about it 🤔
In all aspects of training there’s some guess work involved. I would recommend starting clients off relatively light, perfecting form as much as possible, and only going heavy later on.
After some time working out with lower weights but increased reps you should have an educated idea of where they should be with heavier weights/rep ranges.
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation Thank you. Yes, it would probably be best to start clients off with a light weight or no weight at all when working on getting the form right.
Maybe I can guess how much weight they can handle by asking them to rate how difficult they find the exercise. I’m not sure if I can correctly determine this on the first session though. I just thought there would be a specific formula and process for determining the right weight for a client. NASM even has a *‘One Repetition Maximum Conversion’* chart on pages 815 - 822 of the 7th edition textbook (but it’s not very clear to me how this works). They also describe the proper intensity to use on certain phases of the OPT model as a percentage of the one rep maximum. For example, on the Power phase, they describe the resistance training as 1 - 5 RM for strength, and 8 - 10 RM (or 30 - 45% of 1RM) for power. It’s kind of confusing to understand these numbers and apply them though.
Is there a good bioelectrical impedance scale you would recommend that doesn't break the bank like an InBody scale?
Honestly, none of them are that great. I wish I could give you more help with that but that’s the truth.
Hello brother your video is actually helping a lot thank you and keep teaching us. Love bro 👊🏽👊🏽✌🏼
Glad to hear it!
Hey 👋 please make the skin fold measurement video 🙏
It’s definitely one of the ones I’m planning on doing soon!
If we substitute the pushups for the bench press, how would be showcase their performance on a similar scale to the other exercises? Do we just type the maximum reps and then compare their later performance to the initial one?
Yup that’s how I do it! You just get their one rep max and then retest it later on
Great video very helpful , thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Great content as always. Any tips or videos for online assessments please?
This is a video we have for virtual assessments: How to Perform a Virtual Personal Training Assessment | Forms Included!
th-cam.com/video/cGzsXuPsVbM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you sir.🙂 Still can't seem to find that assessment sheet
You’re welcome! The assessment sheet can be found on this page: www.sortahealthytrainered.com/personaltrainingforms
This was great, thank you
Of course! I’m glad you found it helpful!
This is helpful, but can you also do a video where you go over the types of exercises that are useful for fixing different postural distortions? 5:24
Thank you! I don’t have a video that focuses solely on posture (I’ll probably do one this year) but I do have a lot of videos that cover the subject indirectly.
Basically, focus on strengthening the backside of the body extra. Focus on loosening over tight front side of the body muscles. Then also try to get clients to assume better posture on a day to day basis (get them to stand more, slouch less, etc)
There’s more to it than that, but that should give you an idea!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation Thanks a lot for the useful tips! 😊🙏🏻
This dude is excellent! what a content...Thanks for the forms
Thanks! We appreciate that!
Very good info
Thank you we really appreciate that!
I heard skin fold measurements don't work after a certain BMI. Is that true?
It’s true that if someone’s body fat percentage is too high it doesn’t work so well. BMI doesn’t have to do with body fat though.
Hello,very helpfull video but the link for the form doesn't work.Could you provide this one ?
I just checked it and the link is working on my end but here is the pdf: www.sortahealthytrainered.com/_files/ugd/adb0c5_a2b123c1909b46929d58d1cd2df8cd19.pdf
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation Thanks for the link (all the links on your videos driving me to an error page, it might be due to country restrictions but it seems like you have erased the content from your website) and thank you for your hours of work to deliver all this content for free.
Awesome Video man!!!
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
Fighters usually dehydrate themselfs to get more leaner tho. What if the client is a boxer?
Thanks for the support! This assessment is designed for an average personal training client not a boxer or fighter.
Someone at that level probably should pay for a DEXA or BodPod at a medical or academic facility. I know that BodPod is (or was) used by some wrestling programs to determine body fat and hydration levels.
Wall sits can be much more difficult for certain leg proportions and easier for others so I'm not sure how much you get out of the assessment. A long femur individual may be exerting twice the effort for the same time as an average individual. Well idk if it's actually 2times but there is definitely a noticeable difference.
That will be true of almost any exercise. Nothing is perfect for everyone. It doesn’t decrease the effectiveness of the assessment.
Actually helpful information that 90% of your local trainers don't do.
Awesome very informative and simplified Tx....
Thanks! I appreciate it man!
Thank you this is great! How can I get the measurement sheet for the assessments (3min step up, sit test etc)
Thanks! You can get forms here: www.sortahealthytrainered.com/personaltrainingforms
does the PT need clearance from a Dr. prior to starting a training program? all the time?
No, most of the time you won’t need clearance. You only need clearance if they have a concerning underlying condition. The Par Q, and Health History questionnaire should reveal if your client has any of those issues.
Wow, a tonne of useful content, as always, Jeff!
I wish your channel to grow fast,
and for that, ppl need to leave a "like" BEFORE they watch a video!💪😉👍
I really appreciate that! Thanks for all of the support!
If the fms assessment is too time consuming, what are some other assessments that can be used instead?
The FMS only takes about 10 or so mins to run through. That said, later this year ill be releasing a different assessment that uses other screening techniques instead. Most of those will be from NASM.
thankyouu for the assesment
Of course! I’m glad you found it helpful!
someone mind explaining what does RAW score in the movement screen means? thanks a bunch!
Raw score just has to do with the FMS. It’s your overall score for the movement screen
Im starting my own business as a personal trainer ... any tips ?
I have a bunch of videos that cover much more than I ever could in a single comment! I’d recommend starting here: th-cam.com/video/MP8CdF7kuJ4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this video!
Of course! I’m glad that you found it helpful!
Excellent video, but don't you take any photos during your assessments?
Also I would love to see the caliper video
Vanessa Knights Thanks! We’ll have to get to that caliper video at some point soon. Good question on the photos though. I will take pictures with any client that is willing. I find that with my demographic in my area most are not willing to do pics I didn’t include it in the video
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation fair enough. It can really be tricky. Great work again 👍
Amazing information, just like in university.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you coach
Of course! Thanks for the support!
On the assessment form where it has "raw score" "final score" how do I get those numbers? What am I logging there. Sorry if this is a silly question.
I would love to know how to find a personal trainer. I am posting before I have watched this video, but I have watched two other videos.
Thanks for the support! I’m sure you’ll find a good trainer near you soon! Try to find one with a NASM or ACE certification and a few years of experience!
great vid! will u pls make a video on how to handle a injured client?
This playlist contains videos that cover training special populations (injured clients fall into that category)
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So far I’ve covered working with clients who have knee injuries, and working with clients who have back injuries. I’ll add more videos to this playlist over time. I
Skin fold video would be great mate
I’ll definitely do one at some point! I’ll probably make more on general programming and stuff that trainers can use online or in person since a lot of trainers still cant work in their physical locations right now. Thanks for the continued support man!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation its my pleasure
WHAT TYPE OF SCALE SCORE DO YOU USE FOR THE MOVEMENT SCREEN TESTS?
It’s an FMS screen. Are you familiar with that?
your video its help me a lot to revised i hope i can remember all the teaching point from you, about this assessments .tomorrow is my final interview for Personal Trainer position and probably im going to do the practical assessment...please good luck to me.thank you
Good luck! I’m sure you’ll do great!
Thanks for the video its very informative and concise.. I want to adopt it with to my page. 🙂
Thanks! I’m sure it will work well for you!
I had never heard of the FMS.. would I have to buy the supplies for it and how difficult to understand it? Thanks for all the info, I am learning a lot.
You do have to buy the testing kit. If you’re interested in it, it’s worth doing their level 1 certification too.
I would say the certification and understanding how to do the screen are both moderately challenging. They’re probably not the best option for total beginners but they’re not advanced either.
Awesome. Yes it seems a bit hard to understand. Thanks for your info. I"m learning so much from your videos....I am taking notes. I am recommending your vids to my friends. So much info in them
@@lilibothwell5834 thank you for the support! I really appreciate it! I’m glad that you’re finding the content helpful!
Is there a link to a website to print out sheets like you’re using?
Love your content!!!
Thanks! You can find all of our downloadable forms here: www.sortahealthytrainered.com/freepersonaltrainingforms
Would you recommend the step test for clients who already have quite good cardiovascular fitness, or only for beginners? It seems a little easy, that's all, but when I look at some of the other cardio fitness tests out there, they seem too difficult/complicated.... and I'm not sure what a happy medium would be?! Would it work to have clients run/cycle/row for 5 minutes as fast as they can, for example, and then measure their distance and HR? Thanks for all the informative videos!! :)
Thank you for the kind words! Always remember that the point of an assessment isn’t to challenge someone, it’s to assess them. If they’re already strong in some areas that will show on the assessment, as it should. The three minute step test is good for all fitness levels. If they’re really physically fit in a certain area already, they’ll just score in one of the top categories for that specific test. They may not score as high in other areas of the assessment.
I do include the airdyne test in my assessment as well, but that’s not because the step test is too easy for anyone. It’s included because multiple tests, and variety, is a good thing.
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation That makes a lot of sense!! Thank you so much, I'll keep that in mind when planning my assessments. :)
Question. I just got a job that gives a free consultation and a small workout session on the same day when they sign up for the gym. Got any tips on what I should do? I've interned at small gyms that don't do this
How much time do you have? This is what we do in my studio. The first half of the consultation is tour, going over goals, history, current nutrition, health history etc, then with whatever time we have remaining, we take them through a sample workout. Usually this is about 6-8 exercises, twice through, that don’t require a ton of coaching (ex: TRX, lateral band walks, assisted push-ups, plank, tricep push downs, etc.). Generally about 35-45 minutes spent on chatting with client, about 20-25 or so workout and then wrap up.
thank you, very helpful.
Of course! Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you