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6 MUSCULAR STRENGTH EDURANCE POSTURE PAIN REDUCTION BALANCE MUSCLE TONE MUSCLE GROWTH SELF-CONFIDENCE NUTRITION SPEED AGILITY POWER ENERGY SPORTS CORE TRAINING WEIGHT LOSS STRESS RELIEF FLEXIBILITY MOTIVATION MOBILITY

7 Goal What are your challenges with each goal? 1 2 3 4

8 ▪ What are your favourite exercises?
▪ What area would you like to look at today? ▪ What are your favourite exercises? ▪ What do you dislike in the gym? ▪ Do you have any questions you would like to ask me? ▪ Get on the gym floor!

9 You would like to change your body fat from ....... to ........ in .............. weeks
Your 5 areas of change are 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The main challenges we have discussed are:

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