FitPros

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Founded 2016
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About FitPros

FitPros is a health and fitness company that brings wellness direct to the workplace. People generally want to know how to live a healthy, happy, balanced lifestyle, but usually don’t know where to look or what information to trust. FitPros is a convenient wellness provider that is empowering companies all over the U.S. with programmed onsite solutions that make wellness accessible, educational and fun for their employees, and subsequently allow them to recruit and retain high caliber talent.

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FitPros Offerings

PLATFORMS & HUBS
Wellness Companies
H&P POINT SOLUTIONS
Corporate Musculoskeletal Programs
Corporate Sleep Disorder Vendors
Mindfulness at Work
- Stress Management in the Workplace
- Corporate Resilience Program
- PHYSICAL WELLNESS
- Corporate Fitness
- Corporate Fitness Programs

Corporate Nutrition Programs
- Onsite Health Coaching
- Telephonic Health Coach
- Health Coaches
- Health Literacy Programs
- CLINICS, ASSESSMENTS & SCREENINGS
- Biometric Screening
- Finger Stick Blood Test
- Corporate Immunization Companies

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FitPros Materials

FitPros Wellness Offerings Full Deck.pdf
FitPros Wellness Coaching.pdf
FitPros Vision Board Workshop.pdf
FitPros Unique Offerings.pdf
FitPros Self Defense.pdf
FitPros Scheduling Platform.pdf
FitPros On Site Skin Checks.pdf
FitPros Live DJ Yoga CSR Optional.pdf
FitPros List of Services One Sheet.pdf
FitPros Hospital Mural Painting CSR.pdf
FitPros Health Talks.pdf
FitPros Health Fair and Mini Fair.pdf
FitPros Guide to a Sucessful Wellness Program.pdf
FitPros Fitness Classes.pdf
FitPros Cooking Class and Demo.pdf
FitPros Annual Engagment Example Calendar.pdf
FitPros About Us Presentation.pdf
FitPros Health Talk Topic Examples (1).pdf
Fit Pros Wellness Warrior Program (1).pdf
FP-Aug2019_HealthTalks_R3.pdf

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