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May 5, 2018
The individual that I will be completing a strength-training program for goes by the
name of Kaitlyn West. Kaitlyn is a 19 year old female that attends Seton Hill University, and
competes on the women’s lacrosse team. Kaitlyn is 5’5 and 140 pounds. She has had about
three years of strength training and plyometric experience. She considers herself at the
intermediate level for resistance training. The client would like to get in good shape for her
sophomore campaign at Seton Hill. The goal for this client is mainly to improve muscular
strength as well as incorporate plyometrics. She does not want to gain much weight with this
training program. She will also be focusing less on her sport and more on resistance training
Modifications: Kaitlyn West should complete this workout plan to her full potential. These
exercises will most likely cause delayed onset muscle soreness. However, if during the
completion of these exercises there is any discomfort that is not normal, stop the exercise
immediately and see a doctor if pain continues for more than a week. Stretching is crucial to
the prevention of injury. Rest times are also crucial when performing plyometrics especially. If a
longer break is needed, report in the comments section and take the extra rest. Form should
not be sacrificed due to fatigue because that is how injuries occur. Modifications can be
available for many of the exercises. The weight can be lowered if needed for any of the
exercises. Modified push- ups can be done if you are unable to complete a full push up as well.
If there are any sudden changes to the clients status such as an injury, the workout plan should
Progressions: The term progression is beneficial when it comes to seeing long term benefits to
the body after the workout plans. Results may not be shown within the first week of exercise
but a variation of intensities within the exercising can show results after a few weeks. It is
important to continue the weekly exercise plan and not skip many sessions. To keep the
progression moving forward, exercising should be interchanged so that there is not a sudden
plateau. There may be points during the program where there are stalls in progression with
body changes, however if continued, results will show. Reps, intensity, and weight can all be
adjusted to better the workout plan. The ultimate goal at the end of the program is to prepare