AI Fitness Coaches for Teens: What Works, What Does Not

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1. What can an AI fitness app do when it tracks that a user is making consistent progress with their current workout intensity?

   1. Send a notification warning the user about overtraining
   2. Lock the user out of the app for one week
   3. Automatically increase the difficulty of future workouts
   4. Recommend the user switch to a different fitness app

2. A teen wants to start learning proper form for heavy barbell squats. What does the content suggest about relying solely on an AI fitness app for this goal?

   1. The AI app can watch form perfectly through the phone camera
   2. The AI app alone may not adequately teach proper form for heavy lifts
   3. The AI app should replace working with any human trainer
   4. The AI app would be the best tool for learning heavy squat form

3. During a workout, a user reports that their shoulder hurts when doing push-ups. What should an AI fitness app be able to do based on the lesson content?

   1. Automatically schedule a doctor's appointment for the user
   2. Completely cure the shoulder pain instantly
   3. Diagnose if the user has a torn ligament
   4. Suggest exercise modifications to reduce strain on the shoulder

4. According to the content, which activity would benefit most from working with a human coach rather than an AI fitness app?

   1. Someone wanting to maintain a consistent weekly running schedule
   2. A teen preparing for a school track and field event
   3. A beginner learning basic bodyweight exercises
   4. Someone looking for a simple 10-minute stretching routine

5. What is one major strength of AI fitness apps as described in the content?

   1. They can automatically detect serious injuries
   2. They replace the need for any parental involvement in fitness
   3. They help users stay consistent and learn new exercises
   4. They can perfectly correct form through video analysis

6. A user has been using an AI fitness app for a month but notices the workouts never seem to get harder, even though they complete every session easily. Based on the content, what might be happening?

   1. The AI app has decided the user is not worth training
   2. The app is hiding advanced workouts for a later date
   3. The app's difficulty adjustment feature may not be working properly
   4. The user should immediately stop all exercise

7. Which of the following was listed as an example of an AI fitness app in the lesson?

   1. Spotify
   2. Instagram
   3. Future
   4. Netflix

8. A teen wants to build a habit of exercising three times per week. Based on the lesson, which tool would be most appropriate for this goal?

   1. An AI fitness app designed to build workout plans
   2. A nutrition planning app with no workout features
   3. A human personal trainer who meets them at the gym
   4. A video game about sports that requires a console

9. What limitation does the content identify regarding AI's ability to watch a user exercise?

   1. AI can watch form better than any human can
   2. AI only works on desktop computers
   3. AI refuses to watch exercises with weights
   4. AI cannot watch form perfectly

10. Based on the lesson, what type of exercises would the content recommend getting human help with?

    1. Light walking routines
    2. Heavy compound lifts
    3. Basic stretching
    4. Morning yoga flows

11. A user tells their AI fitness app they want to run a 5K in three months. According to the content, what can the AI app likely create?

    1. A 4-week workout plan based on the goal
    2. A complete race day plan including hydration and strategy
    3. A medical clearance form for running
    4. A guarantee of winning the race

12. The lesson suggests that teens should involve parents or guardians in their fitness journey for what reason?

    1. Parents need to do the workouts for them
    2. AI apps require parent passwords to function
    3. Humans can help with form correction that AI cannot do perfectly
    4. Parents can pay for app subscriptions

13. What happens when an AI fitness app notices a user is struggling to complete their assigned workouts?

    1. The app increases the weight used in exercises
    2. The app sends the user a warning letter
    3. The app would likely adjust the difficulty lower
    4. The app deletes the workout from history

14. Which statement best captures the overall message of the lesson about AI fitness apps for teens?

    1. AI fitness apps are useful tools but have important limits
    2. AI fitness apps can completely replace human trainers
    3. AI fitness apps only work for adults
    4. AI fitness apps are dangerous and should never be used

15. A teen is using an AI fitness app and notices the app hasn't asked about any pain or discomfort. What might be missing from their experience?

    1. The app is working perfectly and this is ideal
    2. The app has decided the user is too advanced for modifications
    3. The app may not be actively checking in on pain or suggesting modifications
    4. The app has likely broken and needs replacement