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The Cooperative Style The instructor is organized and listen's to the student's desires. The instructor is creative, open to changes and suggestions. The instructor is sensitive to the needs of the students and can therefore design the class accordingly. Characteristics of an effective motivator Encourage students independence and self growth Encourages students to set realistic goals Encourage students to take personal responsibility for their actions towards those goals Effective communicator - be an active listener Place yourself in the room so that your students can see and hear you Articulate each word Put enthusiasm into what you have to say Don't over talk Understand non verbal communication Resolve conflict

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FiTour How to Instruct Group Exercise
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The Cooperative Style ✔✔The instructor is organized and listen's to the student's desires. The
instructor is creative, open to changes and suggestions. The instructor is sensitive to the needs
of the students and can therefore design the class accordingly.



Characteristics of an effective motivator ✔✔Encourage students independence and self growth

Encourages students to set realistic goals

Encourage students to take personal responsibility for their actions towards those goals

Effective communicator - be an active listener

Place yourself in the room so that your students can see and hear you

Articulate each word

Put enthusiasm into what you have to say

Don't over talk

Understand non verbal communication

Resolve conflict



Exercise Adherence ✔✔The inability to maintain An exercise regimen is one of the more
perplexing problems facing professionals in various health related enterprises

50% of all who start a fitness campaign will drop out in 6 months or less



Positive predictors of Exercise Adherence ✔✔Physical Proximity to the Exercise Area

Spousal or significant other support

Exercising in small as Opposed to Large Groups

,Socioeconomic status

Intrinsic Motivation



Negative Predictors of exercise adherence ✔✔Lack of time

Accessibility

Smoking

Poor choice of exercise

Injury

Type A Personalities going too hard too soon



Improving Exercise Adherence ✔✔Agreement to a Behavioral Contract between Group Exercise
Instructor and Student

Maintain Objective Records of Exercise Regimen

Stimulus Cueing - Exercising using the same activity at the same time and place everyday.

Set and Record Goals

Reinforcement and reward for Meeting Goals

Begin an exercise program with low intensity and gradually progress



Intrinsically Motivated People (IMP) ✔✔Place emphasis on the process

Pursue the pleasure principle

Strive to be competent and self - determining

Enjoy mastering a task and being successful

Take pride in exercise experiences

, Instructor role for IMP ✔✔Keep classes enjoyable and creative provide maximum involvement
for everyone

Educate the participants about the changes/processes that are taking place during exercise. The
IMP love to acquire mor knowledge. The more knowledge, skills and understanding the IMP
have the more they will desire to continue.

Emphasize the social experience. The comradely provides a form of self acceptance



Instructor role for IMP ✔✔Keep classes enjoyable and creative provide maximum involvement
for everyone

Educate the participants about the changes/processes that are taking place during exercise. The
IMP love to acquire mor knowledge. The more knowledge, skills and understanding the IMP
have the more they will desire to continue.

Emphasize the social experience. The comradely provides a form of self acceptance



extrinsic motivation ✔✔Class format and Guidelines ✔✔Warm-up

Cardio Movement

Post Cardio Cool Down

Muscle Conditioning

Slow Stretch



Warm-up ✔✔Prepares the body for vigorous exercise and may reduce the risk of injury 8-12
minutes

Rhythmic limbering and static stretches are recommended. If the participant breaks a sweat
before beginning exercising, he may be more than likely to use the glycogen in his muscles more
efficiently. Adequate warmup reduces the likelihood of strained muscles or muscle soreness. It
is important to stretch all major muscles. It increases the oxygen carrying capability from blood
to muscles. And the muscles, ligaments, and tendons will be more powerful because they are
warm and supple and can endure a greater range of motion. Should be long enough to raise the

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