Measure What Matters: Improve Client Outcomes Webinar

About this session

Measure What Matters: Using Objective Assessment to Improve Client Outcomes Objective assessment plays a critical role in helping fitness professionals deliver better client outcomes. By collecting meaningful data and tracking performance over time, personal trainers can make more informed programming decisions, demonstrate progress and strengthen client engagement. Join Tim Trevail and Max Hopes from Torrens University Australia for this practical webinar exploring how objective assessment can support evidence-informed practice. Through real-world examples and applied strategies, you’ll learn how to select appropriate assessments, interpret results and use data to improve exercise prescription. What You Will Learn By the end of this webinar, you will be able to: Select appropriate objective assessments based on client goals and needs. Interpret assessment findings to inform exercise prescription decisions. Identify meaningful changes in client performance and fitness over time. Use assessment data to improve client engagement and demonstrate progress. Understand health screening, referral pathways and scope of practice considerations. Who Should Attend? This webinar is ideal for: Personal trainers Exercise professionals Strength and conditioning coaches Exercise science students Health and fitness practitioners seeking evidence-based approaches Meet the Presenters Tim Trevail Course Lead, Rehabilitation Science, Torrens University Australia Tim Trevail has nearly 20 years of experience across sports and exercise medicine, clinical practice and higher education in Australia and the United Kingdom. He holds postgraduate qualifications in Sports and Exercise Medicine and Education and is currently undertaking PhD research in physical activity, load management and persistent musculoskeletal pain. Max Hopes Learning Facilitator, School of Health Science & Clinical Practice, Torrens University Australia Max Hopes is a lecturer, osteopath and strength and conditioning coa