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Question asked by Joanne Duncan-Carnesciali 293 days ago

What is your professional mission statement?

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What is your mission as a fitness professional?

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Answered by James McElwain 285 days ago
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To provide world class, specialized fitness and dietary counseling specifically targeting overall health and weight loss.
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Answered by Spike Mayer 291 days ago
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Good question! It's always good to have a concrete goal in mind. My goal is to creat a challenging workout and/or program that is both FUN and REWARDING! Working out can easily get boring (let's keep it real!) so I like to challenge clients by working in different and fun excersises each time, and creating fun (and beneficial) rewards for clients as well. I am a strong believer in POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT and tough support (much different from negative reinforcements!!) and always operate out of mutual respect. OK so this doesn't count as my mission statement cause it's too long!! :)
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Answered by Marlan Eller 291 days ago
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I'm all about offering my clients a REAL alternative to maintaining fitness. As a personal trainer, I try to design my clients' programs to be Rewarding, Efficient, Active, and Life-changing.
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Answered by Joanne Duncan-Carnesciali 289 days ago
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Thank you Spike for your response.
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Answered by Daniel Kosich 286 days ago
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Be honest. With regard to exercise, be honest concerning how hard, how long, how often, what type and expected outcomes. What is the ultimate goal? Fitness and/or performance.

With regard to nutritional lifestyle, which is absolutely concommitant with exercise lifestyle, what changes may be needed and is there is a willingness to adopt those changes.

I would say that I don't flatter those with whom I work with the fluff of ad TV, just be honest, based on your knowledge of exercise physiology, biochemistry and all the rest.

Take care.
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Answered by Michael Schmid 283 days ago
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My professional mission statement?

To provide top level fitness training and education personalized to each clients goals, abilities and capabilities.
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Answered by Dennise Jones 223 days ago
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My goal as a Group Fitness Instructor, to make classes fun, educational, productive, and effective for participants. As a Personal Trainer, to bring the same into a personal plan for a fit lifestyle based on an individual's real life outside the gym.

My ultimate mission as a Fitness Professional is to reach target communities to help change the face of personal training from being thought of as primarily for the young, the athelete, or the well-to-do. To help women incorporate a more balanced fitness regimen into their everyday lives, as well as reaching people whose fitness factors are as much a socio-economic issue, as it is their "diet".
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