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Nov 26, 2020 29 min

103. How do you create a fitness (or any) program?

from Brand Therapy Hosted by Phil Pallen

reaming of launching a program in 2021? 💭 This is the episode for you! Using client PaleOMG as an example, hosts Phil and Lauren walk through the process of creating a program from start to finish. You’ll learn how to conduct competitive research, tips for mapping out your curriculum, advice on format, vetted platforms, and so much more!

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