Form library · FIT-001
Pre-exercise screening
Example template only. Not legal or clinical advice. Review and adapt before use. Not endorsed by any government agency. Last reviewed 14 October 2026.
Rules differ by state; check yours.
Australian gyms and studios screening an adult before exercise.
Four yes-or-no questions written for this library. A yes answer tells the person to speak to a doctor before they start. It does not clear them to exercise. Fitness records can be health information, so pair it with GEN-002.
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Pre-exercise screening
Example template only. Not legal or clinical advice. Review and adapt before use. Not endorsed by any government agency. Last reviewed 14 October 2026.
Fields
Name and date of birth
Adults. This blank is not a children's screen.
Chest pain
During activity, yes or no.
Dizziness
During activity, yes or no.
Heart condition
Whether a doctor has diagnosed one.
Doctor's limit
Whether a doctor has said to limit exercise.
Next step
Any yes means talk to a doctor before starting.
Questions
Is this an industry-association form?
No. The questions are written for nopen. Do not paste another organisation's screen over the top.
Why is there a state note?
A gym record about a person's health can be health information. Health-records laws are not the same in every state.
State/Territory waivers
Waiver and consent rules differ between states and territories. Check the civil liability law where you operate, and get your own legal advice if you're unsure.