Reset Your Standard: full-body strength with push-ups, air squats, bird dogs, glute bridge march, and a thirty-minute walk or jog.
How POSE works for corporate teams
POSE brings assessment and training quality to corporate performance groups that already lift, sprint, and compete.
Employee wellness
Real training and movement, not step-count theater.
Coach surface
Movement assessments
A simple on-ramp people can actually complete.
Coach surface
Distributed teams
Programs that work across offices and remote staff.
Coach surface
Org challenges
Participation with substance, not empty engagement.
Coach surface
Suggested content
A rotating sample of real programs, workouts, and assessments from across the POSE Training Library — partner packs and official catalog. Tap any card to preview, then create an account to open them in the app.
Tabata 3.1 Bodyweight from Tobias Young. 3 sessions from the source PDF `Tabata_Bodyweight_1.pdf`.
The Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) is a comprehensive evaluation designed to assess the physical readiness of soldiers for the demands of military service. The ACFT focuses on key components of strength, endurance, and overall fitness essential for success in both training and operations. The test includes six events: the 3-rep maximum deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, sprint-drag-carry, leg tuck, and 2-mile run, each performed within specific standards. This assessment serves as a crucial benchmark, ensuring soldiers are physically prepared for the challenges of Army service. Achieving a high score on the ACFT is essential for soldiers aiming to excel in their military career and meet the physical demands of their roles. Train like you're already in the field—every rep, every step, brings you closer to passing the test. Stay focused, stay consistent, and prepare for the challenges you’ll face.
Workout 3: Back, Arms, HIIT from 5 day workouts with dumbbells at home SEVEN. Tobias Young programming exported from PT Distinction.
Post-meet recovery and rebuild: fifteen weeks of controlled RPE work returning to heavy squat, bench, and deadlift patterns.
The Air Force Special Warfare Initial Fitness Test (IFT) Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation designed to assess the physical readiness of candidates aspiring to join the Special Warfare community. The IFT focuses on core elements of strength, endurance, and overall fitness necessary for success in demanding Air Force Special Warfare training. The test includes multiple components: a 1.5-mile run, push-ups, sit-ups, and pull-ups, all performed within specific time limits and standards. This assessment serves as an initial benchmark for candidates, ensuring they are physically prepared for the challenges of rigorous training and operations. Achieving a high score on the IFT is crucial for candidates aiming to move forward in the selection process for elite roles like Combat Control, Pararescue, Tactical Air Control Party (TACP), and Special Reconnaissance. Train like you're already in the field—every rep, every step, brings you closer to passing the test. Stay focused, stay consistent, and prepare for the challenges you'll face.
CHALLENGE DAY 1 from 7 DAY MEGA PROGRAM. Tobias Young programming exported from PT Distinction.
Four-week push program from Geena Grimm: bench, overhead press, laterals, and triceps with an incline walk opener.
Tobias Young baseline screen covering squat, hinge, push, pull, and core bracing.
How early access works
Step 1
Create an account
Corporate interest is stored.
Step 2
Describe the group
Optional organization details.
Step 3
We follow up
No wellness-app positioning.
Inside the POSE Fitness app
Real product surfaces with the same gauges, cards, and chromatic scores you get after sign-in. Coach operating surfaces first — roster, programs, and athlete quality — without repeating the How POSE works cards above.
- coach
Daily ops
Coach home
Active
12
Review
3
Roster quality
Roster quality Review J. Doe squat
3 athletes need attention
- coach
Client attention
Roster
Active
12
At risk
3
On plan
9
- ML
M. Logan
On plan
88 - JD
J. Doe
Missed squat
61 - WC
W. Cruz
New assign
74
- coach
Assign & track
Programs
Assignments Blocks
3
Athletes
19
- 82/100
Return-to-run
6 athletes
- 64/100
Force block A
4 athletes
- 71/100
Youth foundation
9 athletes
- athlete
Athlete dashboard
Home
Up next
Lower-body block
Strength foundation · Week 1
Overall scores
SteadyForm
78
Overall
81
Avg
74
Best
88
34%progThis week4/5Load12k lbImproving+6% - athlete
Quality over time
Progress
+6Improving+6%78/100Quality trend Thu
Squat
81/100Wed
Pull
74/100Mon
Hinge
69/100 - athlete
Daily fuel
Nutrition
Calories Protein
89/100Hydration
62%
Logged
1/3
Left
820
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay during the presale?
No. Presale signup is free. Create your account and join the early-access list now. When POSE V2 launches publicly, we will email you with activation steps and plan options.
Is POSE V2 live yet?
Not as a public product. This page is early access for corporate performance groups. Create a free account now — app access opens after launch.
What happens when I create an account?
You authenticate with Clerk, we add you to the POSE early-access list in our CRM, and save your audience interest. The athlete/coach app stays closed until your launch activation email.
Can I just leave an email?
Yes. Use the waitlist form if you prefer email only. Creating an account is the faster path and keeps your Clerk login ready for launch day.
Request Corporate Early Access
Create a real account, or leave an email. Either path puts you on the V2 list.
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