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1. About you

Basic identity and contact details, plus the two things that matter for programme design before anything else: what the working day looks like, and who to call if something goes wrong.

1.1 Identity

ID Question Type Options / units Req.
client_full_name What is your full name? Short text Yes
client_dob Date of birth Date YYYY-MM-DD Yes
client_gender Gender identity Single choice Female / Male / other No

1.2 Contact

ID Question Type Options / units Req.
client_email Email address Email Yes
client_phone Mobile number Phone Include country code Yes
client_address City / country Short text Yes
client_contact_pref Best way to reach you Multi-select Email / WhatsApp / Phone call Yes

1.3 Household

ID Question Type Options / units Req.
client_relationship_status Relationship status Single choice Single / In a relationship / Married / Separated or divorced / Widowed / Prefer not to say Yes
client_children Do you have children? Yes/No No
client_children_count How many, and how old? Short text Cond.
client_children_health Is there any important information I should know about your children's health? Yes/No Cond.
client_children_health_detail What should I know? Short text Cond.

client_children_count → if client_children = Yes client_children_health → if client_children = Yes client_children_health_detail → if client_children_health = Yes

This is a logistics question, not a personal one

Young children, shared custody and caring duties are the most common reason a training schedule fails. Ask here, and read it against life_caregiving in section 8 and pref_days_which in section 10.

1.4 Work & daily routine

ID Question Type Options / units Req.
client_occupation What is your occupation? Short text No
client_work_satisfaction How do you feel about your work? Single choice Satisfied / It's fine / Not satisfied / It's a major source of stress / I want to change it No
client_work_activity How physically active is your working day? Single choice Seated most of the day / Mix of sitting and standing / On my feet most of the day / Physically demanding / Not currently working Yes
client_work_hours Typical working hours per week Number hours No

A question doing real work

client_work_satisfaction is a stress measure disguised as a demographic — it predicts adherence better than working hours do, and it comes from the practitioner sheet, which asked it as מרוצה / לא מרוצה / מביא לדחק.

1.5 How you found us

ID Question Type Options / units Req.
client_referral_source How did you hear about us? Single choice Search / Social media / Friend or family / Existing client / Gym / Healthcare referral / Other No
client_referral_detail Who referred you? Short text No

client_referral_detail → if client_referral_source is Friend or family, Existing client or Healthcare referral.

1.6 Red flags

Age, from client_dob, sets three thresholds that change what happens later in the questionnaire and at the assessment:

Condition Additional step
Under 18 Guardian consent required (sign_guardian_* in section 11); no maximal loading
Over 65 and previously sedentary Extended progressive onboarding; balance and fall-prevention work included
Over 40, sedentary, with two or more cardiovascular risk factors Consider clearance before vigorous-intensity work

"Previously sedentary" and the cardiovascular risk factor count are answered elsewhere — act_currently_active in section 5, and health_smoking / health_family_matrix in section 2. Age alone doesn't resolve either threshold; it just determines whether they need checking.

Full outcome definitions: Screening red flags.


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