List of Courses in 2026
Directors of Learn Movement System and the team are working hard to update the course content and delivery of Movement System Syndromes courses to maximize your understanding of the kinesiopathologic principles, and to smoothly implement them into your clinical practice.
Upper Quarter Foundation Webinars:
UQFW#1: Wednesday 1/28/26, 7-8:30pm Central Time (RECORDED)
UQFW#2: Wednesday 2/25/26, 7-8:30pm Central Time (RECORDED)
UQFW#3: Wednesday 3/25/2026, 7-8:30pm Central Time (RECORDED)
UQFW#4: Wednesday 4/22/2026 , 7-8:30pm Central Time (RECORDED)
UQFW#5: Wednesday 5/27/26 , 7-8:30pm Central Time (RECORDED)
Movement System Syndromes of the Lumbar Spine (On-site Course Only):
Sat~Sun April 18-19, 2026 (NOT RECORDED)
Movement System Syndromes of the Shoulder (Virtual Course):
Sat~Sun June 6-7, 2026 (RECORDED)#WiserWednesdays:
Pivotal Link: The Clavicle's Essential Contribution to Shoulder Function
8/12/2026 (RECORDED)Movement System Syndromes of the Shoulder, Cervical and Thoracic Spines (Hybrid Course):
Sat~Sun October 3-4, 2026
2026 Upper Quarter Foundation Webinars
The UQFWs are designed to present the foundational concepts of the kinesiopathologic model in enough detail and relevance so they can be applied immediately to clinical practice.
UQFW Recording AccessMovement System Syndromes of the Shoulder
This 2-day virtual course describes the systematic examination of the upper extremity with specific focus on the shoulder.
June Shoulder Recording AccessPivotal Link: The Clavicle's Essential Contribution to Shoulder Function
This continuing education session will provide an evidence-based review of the anatomy, biomechanics, and clinical relevance of the clavicle in shoulder function.
August Clavicle Recording AccessMovement System Syndromes of the Shoulder, Cervical and Thoracic Spines
This 2-day course is for licensed practitioners interested in movement system syndromes of the upper quarter. Participants have two options for attending, on-site or virtual. On-site participation is reserved for physical therapists and physicians.
June Shoulder Recording Access