#30 - Assessment Tools for Strength & Conditioning, Inflammation, Allostatic Load, Athlete Performance, and much more! episode artwork

EPISODE · May 8, 2019 · 59 MIN

#30 - Assessment Tools for Strength & Conditioning, Inflammation, Allostatic Load, Athlete Performance, and much more!

from The Fitness Experiment · host The Fitness Experiment

How do you check in with your personal fitness and nutrition? Do you? Do you use subjective measures like energy and mood? Or do you prefer hard data like one rep maxes, heart rate variability, and body fat percentage? We talk about a number of assessment tools we use in the coaching business, for both competitive athletes and health junkies.  Jesse discusses how he assesses incoming clients; their training age and potential, how to determine their prescribed volume, the pros and cons to one rep maxes and much more. I (Chett) also discuss some of my initial assessment tools for nutrition clients; determining eat habits, macros, allostatic load and the usefulness of heart rate variability (HRV), how inflammation affects weight and much more! Enjoy the episode, and don't forget to leave us a 5 star rating if you like it AND a review! ---SHERRIFF'S PERFORMANCE ACADEMY--- Fitness programs that reflect client goals, assessment results, and structural balance. Jesse works alongside 'Regional Level' Crossfit athletes, professional hockey players, and athletes of all kind. WEBSITE » sherriffacademy.com/  INSTAGRAM » @sherriffacademy ---BRAIN IGNITION--- Nutrition programs backed by science that allow athletes and health savvy individuals to reach their top level of performance. Chett provides consultation to NHL prospects and Canadian University Sports Teams, 'Regional Level' Crossfit athletes, student-athletes, busy CEO's, nurses, teachers, and many others. WEBSITE » www.brainignition.ca/  INSTAGRAM » @brainignition_chett FACEBOOK» Brain Ignition Consulting

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