Physical Activity Readiness (PAR-Q)
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Physical activity should not be hazardous for most people. The PAR-Q has been designed to identify those individuals who should seek medical attentions prior to beginning a physical fitness program.
Please answer all questions accurately and honestly to allow us to fully determine your individual needs.
Do you have high cholesterol? 



Has your doctor ever said that you have heart trouble?
Has your doctor ever told you that you have a bone or
joint problem (such as arthritis) that has been or may
be exacerbated by physical activity?



Has your doctor ever told you that your blood pressure
Are you over 65 years of age and not accustomed to
Is there any reason, not mentioned thus far, that
would not allow you to participate in a physical fitness
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Do you ever feel weak, fatigued, or sluggish?
How many meals do you eat each day?
Do you know how many calories you eat in a day?
Do you eat breakfast?
Are you taking supplements?
(i.e. vitamins, amino acids, protein shakes, etc.)
Do you crave sugary foods?
Do you need several cups of coffee to keep you going
throughout the day?
Do you often experience digestive difficulties?
Proper nutrition can increase the body’s ability to
enhancephysical and mental performance by up to
80%. Do you feel that a properly structured nutrition
and exercise program would benefit you?
How long have you been exercising?
Have you reached and maintained your goals?
Are you happy with the way you look and your health?
On a scale of 1 to 10, how serious are you about achieving your goals? (1-least, 10 most)
Please list your desired fitness goals:
Desired Body Fat:
Desired Weight:
Desired Waist Size:
Desired Dress or Pant Size:
I plan to exercise times a week.
I would like to:
How did you hear about us? (Indicate bonus if any)
What program/programs are you interested in?