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Cancellation Policy:

In the very unlikely chance that Nexus Motion cancels this event, a FULL refund will be made no later than 14 business days following the cancellation date of the event.  There will not be any refund should there be a change in the line up of lecturers. 

Even if you cannot attend live, you will have full recording access for 90 days (until 1/4/2025).  If you unfortunately must cancel your registration, please notify [email protected] immediately so that virtual lab preparation can be swiftly arranged.  At the time of cancellation request in writing, your ability to access the course content (any pre-recorded videos) will be revoked immediately.  You will still have permanent access to the Lower Quarter Basics course.

  • Full refund will be issued if cancellation notice is received by September 6, 2024 (11:59pm Pacific Time).
  • Full refund less 25% administration fee will be issued if cancellation notice is received by September 13, 2024 (11:59pm Pacific Time).
  • Full refund less 50%administration fee will be issued if cancellation notice is received by September 20, 2024 (11:59pm Pacific Time).
  • No refunds will be issued if cancellation notice is received on or after September 27, 2024 (11:59pm Pacific Time).

*Currency exchange rates are constantly changing.  Nexus Motion is not responsible for any changes in the refund amount (less or more), as this will depend on the currency exchange rate at the time of registration and the time of refund.  Thank you for understanding.

2024 VIRTUAL MSSyndromes of Shoulder, Cervical, Thoracic Spines

Learn from the comfort of your home!

This is the VIRTUAL registration for the Movement System Syndromes of the Upper Extremities.  The two-day hybrid course provides instruction in the concepts and application of the examination and diagnosis of Movement System Syndromes of the shoulder, cervical, and thoracic spines.  If you have never participated in the Movement System Syndromes course (formerly called MSI course), we strongly recommend you take the Upper Quarter Foundation Webinar Series and the Movement System Syndromes of the Shoulder, all of which are available as pre-recorded courses.

This course consists of lectures and related research about Movement System Syndromes of the shoulder, cervical and thoracic spines.  Also included are live demonstrations on painful volunteers, and virtual video analysis in small groups for virtual participants.  For detailed Schedule, Course Description and Course Learning Objectives, please go to the course information page and download the files.

If you are registering after 10/6/2024, this will be a pre-recorded online course.

Included in your VIRTUAL registration:

  • Participate in two days of live lectures, live patient demonstrations, and virtual labs
  • Learn from the best instructors of Movement System Syndromes
  • 100 minutes of pre-course videos on abdominals
  • Small group interactive learning to improve your postural / movement analysis and clinical reasoning
  • Recording access for 90 days
  • Front-row seats for the live patient demonstration with excellent camera work
  • Save money and time by joining the course from the comfort of your home
  • Test your understanding by utilizing the post-course test
  • Free attendance for the Sahrmann Lectureship (Friday 10/4/2024) - Dr. Phil McClure is the guest speaker

If you want to upgrade to ONSITE registration, please go to the ONSITE registration page! Deadline for onsite registration is 9/20/2024.

Speakers include: Dr. Shirley Sahrmann, Dr. Renee Ivens, Dr. Tracy Spitznagle, Dr. Mary Kate McDonnell, Dr. Suzy Cornbleet, and Dr. Maiko Morotani.  We also have many more virtual lab instructors! 

By registering for this course, you agree NOT to share your log in information, Zoom links, or handouts with anyone else.  You agree to only utilize the materials for personal learning.

What People Are Saying:

I enjoy that we can see all the movement tests up close and what the examiner is seeing. I think it's great that the camera gets very close as if we're there in person and sometimes even better.

Anabellie Cisneros, PT, DPT