I don't know who I want to interview for my fourth interview, I was thinking of interviewing someone at 24 Hour Fitness, but I do not have someone in mind at this time.
2. Post 20 open-ended questions you want to ask an expert in the field concerning your senior project. Your focus should be finding answers to your EQ.
- How can someone make exercise enjoyable?
- What does exercise mean to you?
- Have you ever had to make a decision between exercise and another activity?
- As a trainer, how do you motivate clients?
- How do you motivate yourself to exercise?
- How often do you exercise and why?
- (follow up to #6) For that reason how did you find that balance between exercise and other activities?
- Do you feel dieting is of equal or greater importance to exercise?
- What are the benefits of exercise that are not directly related to body changes that you can think of?
- I assume that you work with very physically active people, but how would you recommend someone who has had a physically weakening accident to exercise for the best results?
- Do you think that it is easy to make physical activity a habit?
- How often do you work with adolescents?
- (follow up to #12) What do you recommend for adolescents who are busy with school and other activities?
- Do you believe that there are alternatives to exercise?
- What exercise activities can a person do that is not directly exercising in a gym?
- Is a person is unable to exercise frequently or at all what would you recommend them to do?
- Mental health is just as important as physical health, how would can one incorporate exercise for aiding in mental health recovery/treatment?
- Do you believe that group exercise can make exercise more enjoyable?
- How easy is it to spark a passion to exercise?
- If I were to ask you "How can an adolescent maximize personal fitness?" and your choice of answers were: Enjoyment, determination, and achieving a balance between works and exercise; what would you say is the best answer and why?
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