Client Progress Check-In Report
Turns a client's measurements, lift numbers, and your session notes into a clear, honest report the client can read in a couple of minutes.
Before and after
Progress Check-In: Karim Acosta
Windford Strength Studio
Period: Jan 13 to Mar 10 (8 weeks)
Goals: lose fat, get stronger, get the squat up, drop a pant size
Measurements
- Body weight: 214 lb to 206.5 lb (-7.5 lb)
- Waist: 38.5 in to 36 in (-2.5 in)
- Chest: 43 in to 43.5 in (+0.5 in)
- Right arm: 14.5 in to 15 in (+0.5 in)
- Thighs: 25 in to 25.5 in (+0.5 in)
Lifts (5 reps each)
- Back squat: 185 lb to 225 lb (+40 lb)
- Bench press: 155 lb to 170 lb (+15 lb)
- Deadlift: 225 lb to 275 lb (+50 lb)
- Overhead press: 85 lb to 85 lb (no change)
Moving the right way
- Your waist is down 2.5 inches and your weight is down 7.5 lb, which lines up with your goal to lose fat and drop a pant size.
- Your squat went up 40 lb, which was one of your main goals.
- Your deadlift is up 50 lb and your bench is up 15 lb.
- Chest, arm, and thigh measurements each went up 0.5 in.
Holding steady
- Overhead press stayed at 85 lb for 5 reps.
What I saw
You made 22 of 24 sessions, and the 2 you missed were because of work travel. Your squat form is much better than it was in January. You told me you have slept badly the last two weeks with the new baby, so I will keep that in mind as we plan your training.
Next block
The plan is to push your overhead press and add a second conditioning day.
Karim, 22 of 24 sessions and a 225 lb squat is a strong 8 weeks, especially with a new baby at home. Questions about the plan? Call the studio at 234-555-0184.
Questions for the owner
- Should the report mention how many weeks the next block will run?
- Do you want to set a target number for the overhead press in the next block?
What it does
Turns a client's measurements, lift numbers, and your session notes into a clear, honest report the client can read in a couple of minutes. It shows what changed, what stayed the same, and what the next training block focuses on.
Use it when: Use when a personal trainer needs to turn a client's body measurements, lift numbers, and session notes into a clear progress check-in report, such as: write up Karim's progress, do a check-in report, or summarize this client's last 8 weeks.