Program Builder

Build Your BluePrint

ATLAS identifies your movement deficits. BluePrint turns them into a structured, day-by-day training program — built from 503 exercises auto-mapped to your scores.

01 — How It Works

Move-IQ → ATLAS → BluePrint

BluePrint is not a generic program library. It's generated specifically for the client who just completed the assessment. Every exercise in Day 1 is there because ATLAS flagged a deficit that exercise addresses.

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Move-IQ Scores

20 bilateral scores, 10 joints

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ATLAS Analysis

Ranked deficits & patterns

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Exercise Mapping

503 exercises matched to deficits

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Day-by-Day Plan

Program built and ready to follow

02 — Exercise Library

503 Exercises. Each One Tagged.

Every exercise in the library carries metadata that connects it to Move-IQ deficits. When ATLAS says "left hip flexion is your priority," BluePrint searches for exercises tagged with that movement pattern and selects the ones appropriate for the client's current difficulty level.

503
Total Exercises
12+
Movement Patterns
4
Difficulty Levels

Each exercise also has a demo video link (YouTube, Instagram, or Snapchat) so clients can watch the movement before performing it — no trainer needed for every session.

03 — Program Structure

What a BluePrint Looks Like

A typical program runs 4–8 weeks, structured in training blocks. Here's the standard anatomy:

Week 1–2

Corrective Phase

Isolated, low-load exercises targeting specific joint restrictions. Sets, reps, and tempo calibrated to the deficit severity.

Week 2–4

Loading Phase

Progressively overloaded exercises that build strength in the corrected movement pattern. Weight or difficulty increases weekly.

Week 4–6

Integration Phase

Compound movements that combine multiple corrected joints into functional movement patterns.

Week 6–8

Performance Phase

Sport or goal-specific movement. Plyometrics, load-bearing compound lifts, or activity-specific training.

04 — Trainers & PTs

Built for Professional Use

BluePrint isn't just for individuals. Trainers and physical therapists use it to build and push programs to their clients — tracking progress, swapping exercises, and re-assessing as scores change.

Client Push

Push a completed BluePrint directly to a client. They see it in their dashboard with all exercise demo videos included.

Re-Assessment Loop

After 4–6 weeks, run a new Move-IQ. ATLAS updates the deficit map. BluePrint rebuilds with new priorities.

Custom Templates

Save your best programs as templates. Reuse them for clients with similar profiles — AI-enhanced, but practitioner-controlled.

Equipment Filtering

Filter exercises by available equipment — no gym access, home gym, or full facility. BluePrint builds within your constraints.

Build Your First BluePrint

Take your Move-IQ assessment and let ATLAS generate your program.

Start with Move-IQ