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Seven recorded videos · 4 hours 21 minutes · Course materials
Introductory price: $149.
Move beyond isolated tests and diagnosis-driven protocols. This established course teaches a repeatable, capacity-based process for understanding the foot, ankle, and knee as part of a three-dimensional locomotion system.
Clinicians move from observation to measurement, assessment, intervention, and progression—using objective findings to identify the missing capacities that matter for each patient.
Designed for: physical therapists, chiropractors, athletic trainers, and rehabilitation or movement professionals.
Practical learning that changes how clinicians assess, decide, and treat.
“One of the most informative and immediately useful courses I’ve ever taken.”
To have Adam Wolf and Dr. Nick Studholme in the same room teaching what they are separately expert in was unbelievable. The information was digestible and clinically relevant. The breakout sessions helped us get hands-on and understand the nuances of the tests and treatments quickly. I will absolutely take this course again and recommend it to anyone who treats lower-extremity musculoskeletal pathologies.
“Their insights are both inspiring and immediately applicable to clinical practice.”
After 33 years of practicing physical therapy, I thought I had learned most of what I needed to know. Spending time with Adam and Nick reminded me how much there is still to discover—and how quickly we can enhance our practical knowledge, improve the accuracy of objective assessments, and strengthen clinical decision-making. Their teaching offers a refreshing perspective on neuromusculoskeletal function and human movement, grounded in quality research and evidence-led practice. These guys are truly at the forefront of clinical excellence.
Three experienced clinicians. Complementary perspectives. One practical framework for understanding human movement.
Tom is a chiropractor, author, researcher, and product designer with 40 years of clinical experience. He has published more than 50 journal articles and authored Human Locomotion: The Conservative Management of Gait-Related Disorders, used in health-professions programs around the world. His work focuses on evidence-based evaluation, gait-related disorders, sports-injury prevention, and staying active across the lifespan.
Nick is a Denver-based chiropractor, biomechanist, and educator with more than two decades of experience in sports rehabilitation and performance. He combines hands-on care with objective movement assessment, including 3D gait analysis, EMG, and force measurement. He has worked with professional and Olympic athletes and co-founded the SparkMotion movement-analysis platform.
Adam is a Chicago-based physical therapist, author, and educator whose work connects biomechanics, applied neuroscience, and clinical reasoning. He has written two books, taught continuing education in more than twenty states, and worked in professional sport. He is currently a PhD student in Physical Therapy at Loma Linda University, studying how clinicians observe movement, organize complex findings, and decide what matters first.
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