Using the SMART goal method please create 3 health and fitness goals for yourself. ( no hand writing please try to type it on the computer)
Ans) SMART Goals:
1) Specific: Your goal should be clear and easy to
understand.
A common goal, “get healthy,” is too general. There are so many
ways to get healthy. How do you want to do it? Is it losing weight?
Start exercising? Stop smoking? Break it down and it will be easier
to manage.
Let’s pick weight loss and make a SMART goal out of it together.
For example, “I will lose weight.”
2) Measurable: A goal to “lose weight” is not enough. How will you
track your progress and how you will know when you have reached
your goal? Making your goal measurable means adding a number.
3) Attainable: Before you can add a number, you have to know how
high or low you want to go. It’s good to ‘shoot for the stars’, but
don’t be too extreme. Likewise, a goal that is too easy is also not
very motivating. Only you know your limits.
Let’s take our goal above. What percentage is attainable for you?
Research suggests that a 5-10% weight loss is attainable for most
overweight people.
A measurable, attainable goal could be, “I will lose 7% of my body
weight.”
4) Relevant: Set goals that are important to where you are in your
life right now. Don’t set a goal that someone else is pressuring
you to attain-that isn’t very motivating.
Examine our goal so far. Does it seem relevant to you? If so, let’s
keep going. If you are not concerned about weight loss or this is
not a good time in your life to focus on that, choose something
that IS motivating to you.
5) Time-bound: Include an end-point. Knowing that you have a
deadline motivates you to get started.
Since healthy weight loss is about 1-2 pounds per week, set your
deadline accordingly. For our example we can use 3 months. “I will
lose 7% of my body weight in 3 months.”
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