Your other-than-athletic life (Optional)
Your Health History:
Your Athletic History:
1. List your favorite sports and years of participation
2. Do you currently have a strength training routine? If yes, please describe (machines or free weights, days per week, sets, reps, resistance, etc) select Yes No
3. Have you ever had an exercise related injury which caused you to stop exercising for a week or more? select Yes No
4. For multisport and running, list your best race times, with splits if possible. Cyclists and MTBers list race category and years at that category.
Your Current Athletic Information
1. Have you planned what races you will compete in for next season? If so, please list with dates and priority (A, B, or C, A being most important)
2. What are your three most important goals? Rank them 1-2-3.
4b. Is the above high, normal, or low for you. select Low Normal High
Swim
Bike
Run
Limiters: In order to focus your training most efficiently, we need to determine your limiters: those aspects of fitness that are limiting your current performances. Please take a few moments to assess your abilities on a score of 1-5.
1 = among the worst in my race category 3 = about the same as others in my race category 5 = among the best in my race category
See descriptions of each ability below.
Definitions: Endurance is the ability to delay the onset and reduce the effects of fatigue, implies an aerobic level of conditioning.
Force is the ability to overcome resistance: how well you do in rough water, hills, or in the wind.
Speed Skills is the ability to move effectively while swimming, biking, or running. A measure of economy and technique.
Muscular Endurance is the ability of the muscles to maintain a relatively high force load for a prolonged time. A combination of force and endurance.
Anaerobic Endurance is the ability to resist fatigue at very high efforts when arm or leg turnover is rapid.
Power is the ability to apply maximum force quickly.
Miscellaneous Factors:
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