In my last column, I attempted to make a few points on the state of the Health and Fitness Industry:
1. I don’t presume to have all the answers. Rather; I, like I would suspect many of you in the profession, am seeking to ask some of the right questions so I can facilitate higher levels of outcomes in those who I serve and who have entrusted their health to me.
2. It is in understanding the WHAT that will determine the HOW’s of your program prescriptions.
By Mark Asanovich
Please allow me to preface my remarks — I don’t presume to have all the answers. Rather, I am just a dumbbell coach, who after thirty years in the profession, is just beginning to ask some of the right questions. In Metaphysics II, Aristotle said, “Those who wish to understand … must first ask the right preliminary questions.”
In other words, to understand how to develop something and/or how to measure something, first requires an understanding of what is to be developed and what is to be measured.
