The Next Best Step in Improving Performance is Knowing the Connection Between Movement, Lifestyle and Pain

Lee Burton and Gray Cook present a hands-on look at new frontiers in movement and lifestyle screening by presenting real-life scenarios in a test-correct-retest format. They will look at practical examples of screening lifestyle domains for areas of concern and movement patterns for pain and dysfunction.

The focus of this live talk will be on the interplay of lifestyle and movement in the cases of a fitness client, an athlete, and a rehab patient. Gray will review protective lifestyle changes and correct the identified movement patterns with exercises pulled from the new FMS Corrective Strategies Course.

Join the event and:
-Gain practical knowledge on screening tools
-Learn Gray’s go-to mobility and stability exercises
-Understand the philosophy behind postural progressions
-Get your clients moving better today!

LEE BURTON, PhD, ATC, CSCS
• Co-Founder of the Functional Movement Screen
• Former Program Director for Athletic Training at Averett University
• Lectures nationally and internationally in the fields of sports medicine and performance enhancement
• Doctorate Degree from Virginia Tech with an emphasis in Health Promotion and Wellness

GRAY COOK, MSPT, OCS, CSCS
• Co-Founder of the Functional Movement Screen
• Author of The Business of Movement, Movement, and Athletic Body in Balance.
• Pushes professionals and enthusiasts to creatively re-think movement behavior
• Known for mapping and deconstructing movement patterns, and rebuilding movement following natural developmental paths

Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Topic: The Next Best Step in Improving Performance is Knowing the Connection Between Movement, Lifestyle and Pain

3:00-4:00pm EST