Exercise Pro Live's exercise library has 7,000+ professionally filmed, model-released exercise videos across 15+ specialties, organized by category, equipment and condition so clinicians can find the right exercise in seconds.
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7,000 +
Exercises
15 +
Specialties
10 Million +
Programs Delivered
50,000 +
Clinicians
30 +
years in business
Search or filter by category, equipment, condition, or specialty — or use AI-assisted search to find the perfect exercise.
Our comprehensive HEP software covers every specialty area with professional-quality exercises, videos, photos, and detailed instructions.
Comprehensive orthopedic rehabilitation exercises including stretching, passive and active range of motion, stabilization training, resistance band exercises, and foam rolls. Ideal for clinics searching for advanced HEP software solutions.
Targeted upper extremity exercises covering the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, and fingers with passive, active, and resisted movements ideal for occupational therapy and rehabilitation HEP software programs.
Targeted exercises from waist through toes with stretching, isometrics, stabilization, passive, active, and resisted movements.
Multi-joint compound movements emphasizing compressive forces for both upper and lower extremities to build functional strength.
Multi-plane trunk and extremity movements spanning from low to high difficulty levels for real-world functional improvement.
Equipment-based exercises commonly found in fitness centers, perfect for transitioning patients to independent gym workouts.
Targeted exercise protocols for popular rehabilitation and fitness equipment.
Access exercises for specialized populations and conditions across multiple disciplines.
Rehabilitation exercises for lower extremity amputees. Includes both above-knee and below-knee content.
Shallow and deep water exercises for the entire body, including flotation devices, resistance equipment, gait activity, swimming and more. Great for patients with access to a pool.
Aerobic exercises and pulmonary health content for the treatment of COPD and related conditions.
Exercises for older adults, covering general conditioning, flexibility and mobility.
Golf-focused exercises, from low-level rehabilitation to strengthening.
Gentle, low-impact movement exercises to help move lymph fluid and improve circulation.
Neurologic rehabilitation exercises for vestibular therapy, stroke recovery, balance training, gait improvement, and functional mobility programs.
Developmentally appropriate exercises and play-based activities for infants and children with motor delays, cerebral palsy, torticollis, and other pediatric conditions.
Exercises for speech-language pathology (SLP), targeting the lips, tongue and cheeks: oral motor, sensory, active motion, proprioception, manipulation, and more.
Exercises designed for pelvic floor conditioning and functional movement with concurrent pelvic floor control.
Beyond exercises, the library includes patient-facing education content — activities of daily living, body mechanics, assistive-device use, cardiac and pulmonary condition education, modalities guidance like how to make an ice pack at home, positioning and more — so a full plan of care can be built and printed from one place.
Yoga poses and movements designed to promote flexibility, balance, conditioning, and breathing. Yoga can promote interest and variation in standard rehab programs as well as encourage functional movement.
Pilates is well known for its success in core stability training, posture control and toning. Exercises in categories for beginner, intermediate, and advanced.
Includes common equipment like foam rollers for self-massage and trigger point release.
The 7,000+ exercise library spans 15+ specialties and categories, including orthopedics, upper and lower extremity, neurology and balance, geriatrics, pediatrics, cardiopulmonary, amputee rehabilitation, aquatics, lymphedema, women's health, golf, and speech-language pathology (SLP), plus equipment-based fitness and gym content.
Yes. Exercises are organized by equipment, including exercise ball, BOSU, cane, elastic/resistance band, foam roller, pulley, putty, Total Gym, TRX, weights, and general gym equipment.
Both. Clinicians can build fully custom home exercise programs from the 7,000+ exercise library or start from pre-set templates and edit them.
Yes. Alongside the 7,000+ exercises, the library has patient education on daily living, body mechanics, assistive devices, cardiac and pulmonary conditions, home modalities and positioning.
Yes. Exercises can be searched and filtered by category, equipment, condition, or specialty — including AI-assisted search to find the right exercise faster.
Yes, if you're eligible to bill RTM. You can turn on RTM when you assign a library program, and Exercise Pro Live tracks billing thresholds and generates CPT-ready reports. RTM tools are included in every plan. See how RTM works in Exercise Pro Live.
Every plan includes the full Exercise Pro Live platform, not just the library. Patients get the Exercise Now app, and clinicians get a therapist app for building programs on a phone or tablet. Patients log pain, difficulty, and completion between visits, with compliance reporting for your team. Other features include branded handouts, in-app messaging, programs in 130+ languages, EMR integrations, and RTM tools. See all Exercise Pro Live features.
One clinician pays $134 a year, or $99 for the first year. Teams pay less per user: $89 a year each for 2 to 5 users ($69 the first year) and $79 a year each for 6 to 10 users ($65 the first year). Monthly billing is also available, from $11.99 to $16.99 per user a month. Organizations with 11 or more users get custom pricing, and students pay $24.99 a year. Every plan includes every feature, and there are no long-term contracts. See all plans on the pricing page.
Yes — there's a free, full-featured two-week trial. No credit card required to sign up.
Yes. The library includes a dedicated women's health category built around pelvic floor conditioning and functional movement with concurrent pelvic floor control.
Because patients learn a movement best by watching a real person do it. Every one of the 7,000+ videos shows a real, model-released person, so patients see the correct form and your clinic has permission to use every clip.
See the complete Exercise Pro Live library — 7,000+ real exercises across 15+ specialties — and discover why 50,000+ clinicians trust our HEP software platform.
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Note: All data on this page was verified on 9/30/26.