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Overweight

Developmental counseling statement sample covering overweight Soldier (Army Weight Control Program)

Counseling Sample For:

Overweight

Possible Key Points To Discuss During Counseling:

Weight and tape standards per AR 600-9
The impact on the soldier’s career for failing the Army’s weight standards
Flagging action placed on the soldier and it’s impact
Placed in the unit’s overweight physical fitness program
Medical screening
Nutrition Class
Monthly weigh-in Consequences of failing to meet the standards of successful progress in losing weight while on the overweight program

Possible Plans of Action:

Get enrolled in the unit’s overweight physical fitness program
Attend the Nutrition class
Use the advise from the Nutrition class for a diet and sticking with the diet
Weigh in every two to three days to monitor weight loss
Inform the chain-of-command of any medical problems that may come up

Possible Leader Responsibilities:

Enroll the soldier in the unit’s overweight program
Flag soldier for overweight
Schedule the soldier for a medical screening
Schedule the soldier for a Nutrition class
Monitor the soldier’s progress and weigh soldier every 30 days
Do PT with the soldier to give him/her moral support

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