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NASM Virtual Coach

Chapter 1 Intro to Virtual Coaching

TermDefinition
Book of business The professional’s list of clients.
Virtual coach A professional who provides live, one-on-one programming through virtual means such as video, chat, and livestreams while integrating other communication technologies such as e-mail, file sharing, etc.
Emerging technologies New technologies currently developing that are expected to have a significant social and/or economic impact.
Sensing technologies Devices that use sensors to detect and record physical or biological information and often are referred to as biometric wearables.
Predesigned workouts Also called canned workouts
Who can benefit from virtual coaching? The client who prefers to stay home The client who moved away The client who vacations frequently The client with demanding work or family schedules The COVID-19 pandemic
Scope of practice The actions that a professional is permitted to undertake in keeping with the terms of her or his license or certification.
What are obstacles and challenges to virtual coaching? Client engagement can be more difficult virtually Client safety Professional burnout from potential of 24/7 access
What are the pros of virtual coaching? Allows any fitness professional to reach a global audience Can be more affordable for clients than in-person training More geographical opportunities in areas where fitness is limited Same coach for clients no matter the location
What are the cons of virtual coaching? Clients lacking understanding for the value of virtual coaching Clients prefer in-person training or coaching Fitness goals requiring the fitness professional to be present Technology obstacles Allocating appropriate space for virtual sessions
What are ways to gain new clients? Creative marketing, social media presence, networking, referral programs, innovative promotion ideas, and gated content
What information should virtual coaches obtain from clients in case of emergency? Address, emergency contact, and local police department phone number
Which is a common initial challenge for fitness professionals transitioning or augmenting current services with virtual coaching? Communication
Which virtual service adds accountability, consistency, and a sense of support to the client–coach relationship? Virtual check-ins
Which service is often used to complement the virtual coaching experience? Predesigned workouts
Whether in-person or virtual, a personal trainer does not engage in which two practices? Diagnosing injuries and providing counseling services
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