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Tailoring Recruitment and Delivery Strategies. Chapter Two cont…. Adherence. Challenge is to keep clients after they join. Adherence is sticking to it. Adherence and retention are synonymous. Attrition is loss of members. Benchmarks of Adherence. Fitness clubs attrition rate is 34%-50%
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Tailoring Recruitment and Delivery Strategies Chapter Two cont…
Adherence • Challenge is to keep clients after they join. • Adherence is sticking to it. • Adherence and retention are synonymous. • Attrition is loss of members.
Benchmarks of Adherence • Fitness clubs attrition rate is 34%-50% • 11 to 20% would be acceptable • 50% of young exercisers drop out in 1st 12 weeks • Moderate is better than high intensity • Home is better than club rates
Benchmarks cont… • Middle aged adults attrition is 30% • Adherence increases over time • Diabetes patients 75-80% attrition • Some exercisers go on to exercise at home • Primary goal is to keep people active • 75% of dropouts occur in 1st 6 months • After 12 months only 8% more dropped out
Predictors of Adherence • Demographics of adherence • High ed • High income • Male • Young • Healthy • Disincentives • Obesity, smoking, health problems, aged
Predictors cont… • Longer exercising means more adherence • Increased fitness is not a predictor • Although quick results will tend to keep clients • Key is to turn exercise into a habit
Motivation • Outcome expectations lead to starting exercise • Self confidence also promotes adherence • Goal setting & positive feedback will keep clients • Leadership style may also promote adherence • Older adults may have social adjustments • Variety may be key at start
Motivation cont… • Phone calls and buddy systems my motivate • Gender or age groups may be motivational • Filling the void of retirement may be a goal • Socialization may play a role in picking a class • 70% of the reasons people leave are controllable
Summary • Watch patterns in the field • Watch client profile for changes • Evaluate client base to know what they need • Barriers are preferences of clientele
Questions • Page 28 • Question 2 • Question 4 • Question 5