Participant Screening Survey (Interview Study: Wearables for Safe Strength Training)
Thank you for your interest in participating in our study (IRB #25-583)! We are a research team at Virginia Tech's Department of Computer Science studying future wearable technologies for strength training. We are specifically seeking certified personal trainers, fitness instructors, strength coaches, and individuals with coaching experience in strength training.

Participants will review and discuss storyboard scenarios illustrating hypothetical wearable systems for safe strength training. The study may be conducted either in person (at Gilbert Place in Blacksburg, VA) or remotely via Zoom.

The study will last approximately 60 minutes and participants will receive $25 compensation for their time.

If selected, a member of our research team will contact you with scheduling details.

If you have any questions, please contact Panayu Keelawat (panayu@vt.edu) or Dr. Yan Chen (ych@vt.edu).

If you are affiliated with Virginia Tech and have a VT email address, please use your VT email rather than a personal email address.
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Email *
Are you currently on an F-2 visa (dependent visa)? Individuals on an F-2 visa are not eligible *
Full Name *
What is your age? *
Gender *
Do you currently hold any fitness or coaching certifications? 
(Check all that apply)
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Please indicate your current workplace or organization (if applicable).
Have you previously held any fitness, coaching, or strength-training certification that is now expired or inactive? If yes, please elaborate.

Approximately how many years of strength training experience do you have? *
Approximately how many years of coaching experience do you have? *
Approximately how many people have you coached, either formally or informally? *
Additional coaching experience you would like to share?
Would you prefer (Select all that apply): *
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What is your availability over the next two weeks? *
Please provide any additional comments or scheduling preferences you would like us to know.
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