Description
The (over)use of SMART goals and the potential of open goals explores one of the most widely used behaviour change techniques in health and fitness. While SMART goals are commonly used to support clients, emerging research suggests they may not always be the most effective approach for achieving lasting behaviour change.
Join Professor Christian Swann and Melanie Clarke as they present the latest evidence on goal setting, motivation, and behaviour change. During The (over)use of SMART goals and the potential of open goals, you’ll discover why traditional SMART goals may not be as effective as many Exercise and Health Professionals believe and learn practical strategies you can apply immediately with your clients.
Objectives
- Understand the limitations of SMART goals in exercise and health settings.
- Explore the latest evidence on effective goal-setting strategies.
- Develop a deeper understanding of open goals.
- Learn practical techniques to improve client motivation and long-term adherence.
- Apply evidence-based approaches to improve client outcomes.
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate 1 CPD Certificate
Learning credits
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