Health and Success
olistic View of Health
Health is holistic, encompassing multiple interconnected components.
Key components include metabolic factors, social health, life circumstances/stressors, sleep/hydration, nutrition, and physical activity.
These components are interconnected, and improving one can positively affect others.
Seven Components of Health
Metabolic Factors: Assessing health risks.
Social Health: Intentional connection each day to boost mood.
Life Circumstances/Stressors: Acknowledge, accept, and adapt to the situation.
Sleep: Aim for 7-9 hours per night for energy, recovery, and cognitive function.
Hydration: Drink 8-10 glasses of water daily.
Physical Activity: Follow ACSM recommendations—150 minutes of aerobic activity per week and resistance training 2-3 days per week.
Nutrition: Prioritize protein and whole, fresh foods.
Goal Setting
Metabolic Factors: New table with metabolic risk markers with risk level.
Redefining Success in Health
Redefining success in health reframes idealized beliefs.
Achieving success in health might look different for everyone.
Functional Goals
Functional goals shift focus from weight loss to overall well-being.
Understand client goals, motivations, and preferences for program adherence.
Measuring Progress
Regular check-ins (every 6-8 weeks) and reassessments (every 6 months) to track progress.
Progress is essential for motivation and learning.