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The job of personal trainers is to provide the help for attaining fitness goals. When you first meet with a personal trainer, you probably undergo an evaluation of your current fitness level as well as complete a written questionnaire. This questionnaire is a good screening tool to assess your current level of activity, past experience with exercise, and your current measures of success. If a client does not pass the preliminary assessment, they must be evaluated by a physician prior to starting a fitness program.

After this, you will be asked to perform certain movements that will indicate your current fitness level. In designing an exercise plan, your trainer will use the information you provide about goals and desired timeline to best meet your needs. Initially, your body height and weight along with measurements that indicate body composition are performed, so that progress can be assessed.

Keeping a detailed food diary throughout the program is necessary so the trainer can analyse your diet. Because trainers have expertise in nutrition and diet, you will learn from them if your diet is not healthy, and they can provide information on healthy choices for you.

You should be certain that any fitness trainer you employ is both certified and covered by insurance. The ideal method for doing this is asking them to give you the number and expiration date for their fitness association membership, and if it is current they probably are insured and have the standard First Aid Level 2 certification. If you want to verify their credentials then you can contact the fitness association they are registered with.

With luck, this article has been of help to you, and meanwhile I hope you will be able to find the ideal personal trainer to assist you.