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Your Fitness Level

Achieve Your Fitness Goals with Tailored Workouts for Every Fitness Level

Your fitness journey is unique, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you’re a beginner building a foundation, an intermediate seeking progress, or an advanced athlete striving for peak performance, our fitness level page is your ultimate resource. Discover your current fitness level then work to improve upon the results each week. Track and monitor your progress and see the results in the mirror. 

We offer detailed guidance on how to improve cardiovascular health, build strength, enhance flexibility, and boost endurance. Visit our Training Routines page for a range of programs for every fitness level. Our content is packed with practical tips, such as how to select the right exercise routine for your level, track progress effectively, and prevent injuries. Pair these insights with our range of premium fitness equipment—including treadmills, exercise bikes, functional trainers, and free weights—to create a personalised fitness routine.

Whether you prefer strength training, high-intensity interval workouts, or low-impact exercises, our resources are designed to keep you motivated and engaged. By addressing key fitness trends and offering solutions for every goal, we make it easy to elevate your training and unlock your potential. Start your journey with confidence and turn your fitness aspirations into measurable achievements.

What is your Current Fitness Level 

Take our test here and find out.

Grab a notepad and pen and record your assessment results.

Cardiovascular Fitness (30 points):

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How many flights of stairs can you climb without stopping and feeling puffed?

  • 0 pts: < 2 flights
  • 5 pts: 2-3 flights,
  • 10 pts: 4-5 flights,
  • 15 pts: 6+ flights

How long can you comfortably jog/run at a moderate pace?

  • 0 pts: < 5 minutes,
  • 5 pts: 5-10 minutes,
  • 10 pts: 10-15 minutes,
  • 15 pts: 15+ minutes

Muscular Strength & Endurance (40 points):

How many push-ups can you do with good form?

  • 0 pts: None,
  • 5 pts: 1-3,
  • 10 pts: 4-6,
  • 15 pts: 7-9,
  • 20 pts: 10+)

How many bodyweight squats can you perform with good form?

  • 0 pts: None,
  • 5 pts: 1-10,
  • 10 pts: 11-20,
  • 15 pts: 21-30,
  • 20 pts: 35+

Flexibility (30 points):

Can you comfortably touch your toes from a standing position with your knees straight?

  • 0 pts: No only to my ankles or less
  • 10 pts: Yes only with fingertips:
  • 15 pts, Yes with my palms flat on the ground 


How far past your feet can you reach in a seated hamstring stretch?

  • 0 pts: Reach just past your knees,
  • 5 pts: Reach halfway along your shins,
  • 10 pts: Barely touch feet
  • 15 pts: Reach my palms to the bottom of my feet.

Body Composition (20 points):

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Do you know your body fat percentage?

  • 0 pts: No
  • 5 pts: Yes

How would you describe your overall body composition?

  • Very overweight: 0 pts
  • Overweight: 5 pts
  • Average: 10 pts,
  • Lean: 15 pts,
  • Very Lean: 20 pts

Note: Rely on self-assessment here, a more accurate method would involve body fat callipers or bioelectrical impedance analysis.

Add the totals together to get your overall fitness score out of 125.

The higher the number, the better your overall fitness level is.

Keep the notepad and redo the test at the beginning of each month and track your fitness journey.  

Always consult a doctor before starting a new exercise program

Disclaimer: This is a general assessment tool and should not be used for medical diagnosis. Always consult a doctor before starting a new exercise program.