Menu Sidebar Widget Area

This is an example widget to show how the Menu Sidebar Widget Area looks by default. You can add custom widgets from the widgets in the admin.

I don’t like to “pre-plan” a client’s” (or my own) workout any more than I need to! Why? There are many reasons, I’ll name a couple. #1- let’s say I preplanned a client for a lower body workout and the client gets to the session but is complaining of leg pain because he/she had just hit their knee on the edge of the car door and it hurts and is a little swollen. What to do? But if I don’t preplan but I know my client’s “health history” and their “goals” then we can proceed with something from the upper body. No problem! #2- if I preplan a client’s workout then it’s a good bet that I am “limiting” them from what their “potential” is. Why? Because everything is in writing so I probably won’t go beyond that “writing” to find what they can “really do!” Think of it like “Open vs. Closed Ended questions. For closed ended you’re likely to get a one word answer but if it’s “Open Ended “ the person is likely to give you much more amount and a more detailed answer! Which do you think will promote a more & better conversation? Thanks, “The” Trainer/Inside Out Fitness #openendedlearning #openendedplay #openended #openendedlearning

I don’t like to “pre-plan” a client’s” (or my own) workout any more than I need to! Why? There are many reasons, I’ll name a couple. #1- let’s say I preplanned a client for a lower body workout and the client gets to the session but is complaining of leg pain because he/she had just hit their knee on the edge of the car door and it hurts and is a little swollen. What to do? But if I don’t preplan but I know my client’s “health history” and their “goals” then we can proceed with something from the upper body. No problem! #2- if I preplan a client’s workout then it’s a good bet that I am “limiting” them from what their “potential” is. Why? Because everything is in writing so I probably won’t go beyond that “writing” to find what they can “really do!” Think of it like “Open vs. Closed Ended questions. For closed ended you’re likely to get a one word answer but if it’s “Open Ended “ the person is likely to give you much more amount and a more detailed answer! Which do you think will promote a more & better conversation? Thanks, “The” Trainer/Inside Out Fitness #openendedlearning #openendedplay #openended #openendedlearning

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