National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) Practice Exam

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Which term is associated with a client experiencing a successful outcome after engaging in training services?

  1. Subjective assessment

  2. Forecasting

  3. Point-of-sale client

  4. Rapport

The correct answer is: Subjective assessment

The term associated with a client experiencing a successful outcome after engaging in training services is subjective assessment. Subjective assessment refers to the methods used to gather the client's personal feedback regarding their training experiences, perceived changes in fitness, and overall satisfaction with the training process. It allows trainers to understand how clients feel about their progress, any changes in their daily lives, and how their goals align with the outcomes they are experiencing. When trainers focus on subjective assessments, they can tailor their programs and approaches to better meet individual client needs. This ensures higher client satisfaction and the potential for continued engagement and successful results in their training journey. The other options do not directly relate to the outcome of a client's experience regarding their engagement in training. Forecasting pertains more to predicting future outcomes based on trends, while point-of-sale client typically refers to transactional interactions rather than outcomes. Rapport, although essential in building a positive trainer-client relationship, focuses on the relationship aspect rather than evaluating the outcome of the training services.