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Client Ashley Jones' goals are to lose 6.4% body fat over 9 months working with trainer Joe Bloggs. Her short term goal is to lose 2% body fat by December, medium term is 4.7% by March, and long term is 9.4-8.4% by June. She will meet with her trainer once a week and do gym workouts 3 times a week. Progress will be measured by skinfolds and photos taken at retest dates in November, December, and March. Nutrition will be critical to achieve her body composition goals.
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- 1. ClientName Ashley Jones Trainer (GA) Joe Bloggs Branch / Date City/ 22th October2014 Statistics Weight:90.8kg BMI: 27 Skinfolds:47mm total (approx. 22.4% bodyfat) Additional Measurements: Waist- 93cm Goals Short term 1. 20.4% bodyfat(2% drop total) 2. Highprotein andfat breakfast Mediumterm 1. 18% bodyfat (4.7% drop total) Long term 1. Leanerphysique with definition –equatesto approximately 13-14% bodyfat(9.4-8.4% drop total) 2. Improve fitness(complete San Franciscoto LA 500 mile cycle) Timeline: 1. Short term– 24th December 2014 2. Mediumterm– 4th March 2015 3. Long term– June 2015 AgreedTraining Frequency: 1 x per week personal training 3 x perweek gymworkouts- Iwill provide aprogramme for these Key ProgressIndicators: Skinfolds mm&photo This section is very clearly laid out, with additional measurements specificto the client’s goals inputted. The Goal Sectionis clearlyportioned intoShort, Mediumand Long Term goals.These are: Achievable, Specific, Measurableindicators of progress. Clear timelinesare alsoincluded. The agreed training frequency clearly demonstrates that the client’s complete exercise programme is under control of the trainer- not just the sessions taking place at the gym.
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