Project 8 Lesson 1

What is the primary reason personal trainers must stay within their scope of practice?

• To avoid competition with dietitians and physiotherapists

• To ensure they provide safe and legally compliant services

• To maximize client trust and increase business revenue

• To offer a wider range of services to clients

Under the Data Protection Act (2018), which of the following is NOT a correct way to handle client information?

• Keeping client health records in a locked file or password-protected system

• Discussing a client’s health details with a colleague in public

• Ensuring that only authorized individuals can access client data

• Getting client consent before sharing their details with third parties

What is the potential consequence of a personal trainer being found guilty of negligence?

• A warning letter with no further action

• Increased client trust and reputation

• Loss of business, legal action, and possible fines

• More clients seeking their expertise

Working safely & effectively as a trainer ensures staying within your

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Which of the following is an example of indirect discrimination in personal training?

• Refusing to train a client based on their gender

• Offering all clients the same program without considering their disabilities

• Encouraging a client to eat more vegetables

• Charging different prices for male and female clients

Personal trainers can work with special populations

• True

• False

• True as a one off

• False never recommended

Within the equality and diversity act which category does someone's beliefs fall under?

• Equality

• Diversity

Accurately recording & maintaining client data is an important part of a trainers role, failure to do this appropriately may result in breach of the

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