Diploma in Health and Fitness Part I Real Fitness For Real Results Lesson 1 How do you measure up? Presented by: Jonathan Ledden Course Educator EQF Level 5 Personal Trainer / Strength & Conditioning Coach
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Week 1: Transformation: Checklist / Workouts / Diet Changes Lesson 1 : Foundation in fitness Lesson 2 : Cardio training (Steady State and HIIT) Week 2: Transformation: Diet Changes / Meal Planning Course Agenda Lesson 3 : Meal Planning and Food Prep Lesson 4 : Strength / Weight training Week 3: Transformation: New Weekly Workouts Lesson 5 : Training for Fat loss Lesson 6 : Controlling body shape and body fat Important Week 4: Transformation: Re-test Workout / Results / 12 Week Plan Lesson 7 : Injury Prevention and Recovery Important Lesson 8: Barriers to getting real results Important
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What do you really want from your health and fitness?
Write down your long term fitness goal, How many times have you tried to achieve it before? Why try again now, what was your trigger this time? On a scale of 1-10 how badly do you want to achieve your fitness results? Do you Believe you will do it?
What are you already successful at?
Why did you succeed? You make it one of your priorities in life You plan it into your day / week / month You consistently work hard every single day You never give up on achieving your goal
What was the one factor that makes you succeed? You Enjoy The Process.
Real Fitness for Real Results 6 Months or 26 Weeks Or 182 Days 15 Months or 65 Weeks Or 456 Days
Failure Only Exists In Your Mind You have 2 choices when you come across an obstacle Give Up or Get Past It
Strive to be the Best Version Of You
16 Week Transformation (4 Months) 4 Week Foundation Create New Habits 12 Week Ultimate Body Transformation Weekly Planned Workouts / Meal Recipes / Community and Team Support
4 Week Transformation Goals Weight Loss - To fit back into a dress/trousers/top that no longer fits you Overall Fitness Improve your overall Strength / Cardio / Recovery Energy - To feel a noticeable improvement in your energy levels and sleep Create New Habits Form new daily and weekly habits to guarantee success
Your Transformation Rules: Rule 1: Plan / Complete All Workouts Rule 2: Read Your Starter Pack Rule 3: Fill in Your Daily Checklist Rule 4: Progress Picture / Weight (Fridays) Rule 5: Mandatory Weekly Check-in (Email) 100% Dedication for the next 4 Weeks
Strength Workout 15-20 Minute Amrap: As many rounds/reps as possible in 15 / 20 minutes of the following: 10 Squats 10 Press Up 30 Seconds Jumping Jack or 10 Burpees Rest as needed in between rounds (Video in Toolkit)
Cardio Workout 15-20 Minute H.I.I.T: Complete 30 seconds of work followed by 30 seconds of rest of the following 30 seconds of Jumping Jacks or Burpees 30 seconds of Rest Complete 15 20 rounds (Video in Toolkit)
Adding Workouts To Your Week Currently Not Working Out: Plan what days and time you are going to do them Currently Working Out: Add Strength Workouts as your warm up: 15 minutes Add Cardio Workouts on your non gym days for home
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Diet Changes
Week 1: Weekly Check Sheet
Progress Pictures 16 Weeks Progress Before After
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Course Disclaimer All information in this course is intended for educational purposes and is based on current nutritional and exercise guidelines for healthy people. Neither the Shaw Academy nor its employees warrant that the course will be error-free. Shaw Academy does not take into account your personal circumstances and the information provided in this course is in no way medical advice, nor is it a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, and treatment of any disease or condition. You should consult your physician or health care practitioner before beginning any nutrition or exercise programme. Any application of the recommendations or use of the information within this course is at your discretion and sole risk, and you specifically waive any right to make any claim against the Shaw Academy or its employees as the result of the use of such information. Providing people with exercise advice is both rewarding and challenging. You must be aware of the risks of providing exercise and nutritional advice to others. Shaw Academy accepts no responsibility for your actions or advice. With ever changing information in the field of health and fitness you understand and accept that it is your responsibility as the student to remain up to date with recommended guidelines by carrying out ongoing study. You agree to always provide information based upon scientific research and government accepted exercise guidelines. The Shaw Academy does not assume any liability for the information provided herein. This course does not provide you with the right to call yourself a registered fitness instructor or personal trainer as this is a protected title which requires university level study. It is your responsibility as the student to familiarise yourself with laws regarding fitness titles within the country where you will be working. Upon completion of this course you will be qualified to provide general exercise advice in line with current recommended exercise guidelines for the general population. By undergoing Shaw Academy s Health and Fitness course you agree to the terms of this disclaimer.
Risks Of Not Maintaining Fitness Future weight problems / body shape Postural and Back problems Risk of disease and health problems Reduced mobility as you get older
Foundation in Fitness Fitness is defined as the condition of being physically fit and healthy Being physically fit is having your body working as best as possible to perform your daily physical jobs Your body is designed to move
Functional Fitness What ways can the body physically adapt/move?
Functional Fitness
3 Ways To Maintain Physical Fitness Our Engine: Heart and Lungs (Aerobic/Anaerobic) Aerobic System Anaerobic System Our Structure: Muscles (Strength/Mobility) Anaerobic System ATP - PC System Our Overall Appearance: Body Composition (Muscle to Fat Ratio)
Healthy Lifestyle W.H.O. Global Exercise Recommendations: To improve cardiorespiratory and muscular fitness, bone health, reduce the risk of disease and depression. What s involved in a healthy lifestyle?
Circle of Health Healthy You Good Sleep Regular Exercise Manage Stress Balanced Diet
W.H.O. Aerobic Recommendations: 30 minutes per day x 5 Any exercise that works your major muscle groups, heart and lungs Sport, Running, Cycling, Rowing etc. Must work heart above 60% MHR More intense cardio recommended for further health benefits like H.I.I.T. / Metabolic conditioning and speed work
W.H.O. Strength Recommendations: 30 minutes per day x 2-3 Muscle strengthening exercise Weights, Gymnastics, Circuits etc. Type of training dependent on results More intense forms of swimming, rowing, martial arts, and dance can also be great ways to strengthen and tone your muscles
W.H.O. Guidelines W.H.O. Global Exercise Recommendations: Type of Exercise Days per week Intensity Time Type Cardio 5 days 60-85% MHR 30 min Running Cycling Swimming Strength/Weights 2-3 days Specific to results 30 min Strength Circuits Gymnastic Dance/Martial Arts Flexibility After we exercise Point of tension 15 min Yoga Stretching Foam rolling
Enjoying Exercise In Life Enjoying an active pastime Play Sport Gym based weights Enjoying the outdoors Being more active Skate boarding, martial Arts, dance: Enjoy movement Improves aerobic/anaerobic fitness, helps motivation 1-2 days per week, allows us to work all muscles Hiking, walking, running, helps reduce stress Walk more, be more active, use you body
Lifestyle/NCD Disease What are Lifestyle Diseases? Disease directly linked to and caused by lifestyle related Factors
Lifestyle/NCD Disease Non Communicable Disease - Are not passed from person to person These diseases are driven by many lifestyle factors which include ageing, rapid unplanned urbanization, and the globalization of unhealthy lifestyles. Or in simpler terms these diseases are caused from too little regular exercise, modern societal habits and bad diet.
Top 3 Killers Worldwide No.1: CVD: Cardio Vascular Disease (Heart Disease) No.2: STROKE: Caused by CVD and Atherosclerosis No.3: COPD: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (Lung Disease) mainly caused by smoking and inhaling pollutants
NCD Risk Factors No.1: CVD: Cardio Vascular Disease (Heart Disease) CVD Risk Factors Sedentary Lifestyle Poor Diet Obesity / Smoking High Blood Pressure High Cholesterol Family Heart Disease
Circle of Disease Lifestyle Disease Lack of Sleep No Exercise Too much Stress Bad Diet
Circle of Health Preventing Disease Healthy You Good Sleep Regular Exercise Manage Stress Balanced Diet
Rewards Of Maintaining Fitness Maintain healthy weight, body shape and good energy Prevent postural and back problems Prevent NCD Maintain good mobility as you age
Real Fitness For Real Results
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