The human body is a beautiful synergy between feeling, movement, control and coordination.
Our ability to move well, to be free of pain, is linked to our ability to interpret what is happening in our internal and external environments. SensoriMotor Retraining Technique explores the link between movement and ligament tension to provide practitioners an additional method for treatment of pain, improvement of movement and prevention of injury.

Assess

A simple, sequential strategy for assessing movement used as both an evaluation method and an outcome measure.

Correct

 Use sensory stimuli to improve breathing, movement and strength.

move

Corrective exercise to help reinforce healthy motor control, informed by a developmental approach to earning strength and flexibility.
This course gives the practitioner assessment, correction/treatment and therapeutic exercise techniques to provide a valuable addition to their practice or a completely stand-alone treatment technique that can be used one-on-one or in a group rehab/exercise setting. Therapists and fitness professionals will learn ways to change movement from a mechanical perspective, but also the importance of how these techniques can address the biopsychosocial elements of movement dysfunction and pain. 
Ligaments can be a gateway to improved movement through specific sensory stimuli

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