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Fitness testing involves evaluating a client's current physical abilities in order to identify areas for improvement, write an effective exercise program to help achieve their goals, and monitor their progress. It follows the PIPI structure - assessing the purpose, importance, procedure, and interpretation. The procedure involves static tests like measurements and skin folds followed by dynamic tests of muscular fitness, cardiorespiratory endurance, and flexibility. Principles dictate tests should be relevant, valid, reliable, and allow interpretation against norms and baselines.
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- 2. PIP Of Fitness Testing Remember what PIPI stands for? Purpose Importance Procedure Interpretation What is fitness testing? Fitness Evaluation
- 3. Purpose & Importance What does the client want? Program that will help them reach their goal Why do WE need fitness testing information? Identify current status Identify areas for improvement Write exercise/training program Monitor subsequent development Identify current abilities & write a program that will help achieve goals
- 4. Procedure Remember the 5 Health related components of fitness? Body composition Cardiorespiratory endurance Muscular strength Muscular endurance Flexibility Static & Dynamic testing Static 1 st Dynamic 2 nd RHR & BP Muscular fitness (BMI) Weight & Height Cardiorespiratory endurance Girths Flexibility Skinfolds
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