Nutrition Consulting
Members: $70 (2 sessions)
UT Fac/Staff Non-Members: $90 (2 sessions - Price includes day pass to facility to be used day of the appointment)
Sessions are 45-minutes in length.
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Register
online or in person in the Programs Office (GRE 2.204)
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- This package includes an initial and follow-up consultation (2 total).
Consult with Haley H., a Registered Dietician and Certified Personal Trainer. She will provide advanced nutrition consulting, tips on meal planning, nutrient and caloric intake, food choices and journaling, and will also address other nutritional concerns and questions that you may have.
Appointments are required and take place in the evening after 5:30pm in the Personal Training Studio Office (RSC 1.145) at the Recreational Sports Center or in Gregory Gym. Please note: All Nutrition Consulting clients must turn in a completed participant packet at the time of registration (before appointment) and come prepared to appointment with specific information. Dietician will contact participants to arrange appointments.
Fitness assessments are only available to current Certified Personal Training clients.
Please contact your trainer to set up an assessment during one of your upcoming sessions.
What is a Fitness Assessment?
Fitness Assessments measure your current level of fitness, aid in goal setting and tracking your progress, track a variety of health related components, and increase motivation! A fitness assessment provides a baseline measurement of cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance, body composition, blood pressure and flexibility. Assessments are recommended prior to beginning an exercise program and throughout the progression of your exercise routine (ex: 6 months later).

A Basic Fitness Assessment Includes:
Height & Weight
Resting Heart Rate / Blood Pressure
Resting heart rate and blood pressure are important indicators to measure as you begin and progress in your fitness routine.
Body Composition
Measures the ratio of lean body mass to fat mass with skin fold measurements, bioelectrical impedence (BIA), and girth measurements. We strongly suggest wearing comfortable, loose fitting clothing (shorts and a t-shirt).
Cardiovascular Endurance
Estimates the aerobic fitness level by performing a 3-minute step test on a 12-inch step.
Muscular Endurance
Tests the ability of your muscles to exert force over an extended period of time. This is assessed through a push-up test and a curl-up test.
Flexibility
A sit-and-reach test is performed to assess your flexibility in the hips and hamstrings. Flexibility in these areas is related to the health and function of the lower back.