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What do you use?
Hey PTs,
Got a question for you - what apps/websites/software do you use to for your client management, lead management and client progress tracking?
I haven't really seen any out there that do what I want. Do you even use apps/websites to manage your clients - or should I just use paper?
I'd like to have charts that I could show the clients their plan and progress, plus just for me a list of the clients and potential leads.
Just like to know what's out there that can help.
Thanks in advance - you guys rock!
Shannon
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Venison Warrior
I have an ASUS tablet that I write my workouts on and carry with me throughout the sessions. Paper is too unorganized and looks unprofessional IMO. NASM has a downloadable template that I can just fill in my workout on a Word Processor Program, and it is simple and efficient. Stats wise, I do all my tracking and graphs on Microsoft Excel, doesn't get any easier than that, but you have to know how to use it.
Technique , quality reps, and a focused mind = results
There is no one right way, everyone is different.
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-12 years Lifting and athletic experience.
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I use excel. My mrs is a data analyst and her excel skills are incred.
If I wasn't married to someone with mad excel skills, I'd be screwed.
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JJ Elite Fitness
If you have an iPad, there is a free app in the app store you can use to copy all of your excel and word processor files over to it for saving and editing. It can pretty much copy your entire desktop electronically. It's easy to carry around and looks more professional than a heap of papers. Welcome to the 21st century
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Venison Warrior
Originally Posted by PeteratCastle
I use excel. My mrs is a data analyst and her excel skills are incred.
If I wasn't married to someone with mad excel skills, I'd be screwed.
You're a lucky guy pete!
Technique , quality reps, and a focused mind = results
There is no one right way, everyone is different.
-NASM Certified Personal Trainer
-B.S. in Pre-Med/Biological Sciences from Colorado Mesa University
-3-year letterwinner as Wide-Receiver for CMU Football
-Studied Olympic Lifting with UNC Institute on OL and UN strength and conditioning
-Worked with NFL teams on elite athlete training, predominantly speed, agility, and explosion.
-12 years Lifting and athletic experience.
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I use excel as well, cant really go wrong with it
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Originally Posted by Footballa_19
True enough mate.
High quality Home Personal Training in Edinburgh, UK.
www.castlepersonaltraining.com
Look us up on Facebook "Castlepersonaltraining" or just look me up "Peteratcastle"
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Wow - so excel seems to be the fav. I'm wondering though if there was say a website that had all the charts in it and let me add clients (plus my leads) that this would be easier - plus my clients could login and see their own results anytime.
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I'm a big fan of Excel and Word. It's a lot easier to write out workouts for your clients once you have a basic spreadsheet already set up. There's really no limit to what you can do with these two programs. A great tool to have.
Mike Esparza
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