How We Turn Fitness Assessments into Actionable Scores

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Fitness Assessment Scores

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James Breese

Everyday Athlete. Founder of @strengthmatters. Love snowboarding, cricket, Manchester United, the mountains, coffee and trail running.

In this episode, the Strength Matters team dive deep into the world of fitness assessments, discussing the importance of turning raw data into actionable and understandable scores.

If you’ve ever wondered how to make sense of all those numbers and percentages from your fitness assessments or how to motivate clients to care about their progress, this episode is a must-listen. Dive in as we explore the art of gamification in fitness and the power of visualization in tracking progress.

If you can’t visualize data, you don’t understand it.

James Breese

Timestamps
00:05Gamification in Fitness 00:23Translating Assessments into Something Meaningful 01:05Making Assessments Appealing 02:05Four Quadrants of Assessment 06:08Continuous Improvement 06:32The Value of Assessments 08:45Program Design Priorities 09:32Closing Thoughts
Key-takeaways: 
  • Gamification in Fitness: The modern trend leans towards turning everything into a game, from closing Apple fitness rings to CrossFit leaderboards. The idea is to make assessments more engaging and understandable for clients.
  • The Four Quadrants: Strength Matters breaks down assessments into four main areas: health, movement, strength, and cardio. Each quadrant gets a score, providing a comprehensive overview of a person’s fitness level.
  • Visualization: Raw data can be overwhelming. By visualizing data, clients can better understand their strengths and areas of improvement.
  • Traffic Light System: Beyond the scoring system, there’s a traffic light system (red, amber, green) that helps trainers prioritize areas of focus for their clients.
  • The Importance of Feedback: Continuous feedback and showing progress through numbers can motivate clients, especially when physical changes aren’t immediately visible.
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Create some kind of scoring system. Gamify it a little bit, give meaning behind it.

James Breese

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