The PT Software leader for creating incredible exercise handouts
Whether you’re a personal trainer or physical therapist, exercise prescription is your life. 
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- Looking to give your clients a product that stands above what your competition offers? Exercise handouts made with BPM Rx offer superior graphic design and the most elegant illustrations on the market.
- Wish there was physical therapy or personal training exercise software to help keep your clients on target with their workout routines? The BPM Rx template allows you write in exact instructions for each image in the exercise handout. Issue a printed copy, or email a PDF if they’re away.
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Last updated: May 23, 2013
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12-minute AMRAP Workout
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