Name.

Your name.

Occupation.

What do you do for a living? What you do for living gives insight into routine patterns and specific stresses on the body that your body may be used to.

Main Hobby.

Like your occuption, your main hobby gives insight into routine patterns and specific stresses on the body that your body may be used to, but it also creates an opportunitiy to integrate creativity and fun into your training by simulating elements of your hobbies.

Activity Level.

In short, how active do you consider yourself? 

Very active?

Active?

Eh, pretty active?

Occasionally active?

Not very active?

Sedentary?

Age.

How many years young are you?

Height.

How tall are you?

Weight.

How much do you weigh? Factoring in water weight it’d be best to dedicate 3x weigh ins on 3x consecutive days, where the average weight will be more accuratly than an initial one-time weigh in.

BMI.

Plenty of resources that can help you determine where you stand on the BMI chart. 

Body Fat Percentage.

What is your ratio composition of lean tissue to adipose tissue?