I’ve been reading about functional movement screens and how they can be a game changer for fitness assessments. Integrating these can help us identify limitations early on in our clients, ultimately enhancing their training experience. Has anyone implemented this in their practice? I’d love to hear about your experiences and any tips you might have.
Functional movement screens are great, but I find that it’s just as important to listen to your clients’ feedback. It’s like tuning a guitar — you might have the right notes, but if the strings are off, it won’t sound right! Have you tried incorporating feedback into the assessments?
I’ve found that combining functional movement screens with some basic mobility drills can be super effective. It not only highlights areas needing work but also gets clients engaged right away. @originalposter, have you tried incorporating specific exercises based on your findings? It can really make a difference in their perception of progress.
It’s interesting to hear how others are using these assessments! I’ve noticed that pairing screens with targeted mobility work really helps clients understand their progress better — like you said, it’s crucial for their perception. Have you found a particular mobility drill that sparks their engagement?