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It’s not just about strength. It’s about proper muscle pattern organization.

For optimal spinal movement the muscles must have sufficient strength and endurance to satisfy the demands of segmental spinal motor control. But the efficiency and efficacy of our muscle system is dependent on its controller, the central nervous system (CNS). Total Spinal Fitness™ has identified fundamental innate movement patterns that are key to restoring optimal segmental motor control of the spine as well as restoration of optimal lumbopelvic rhythm. These movements are controlled by the CNS using a small set of basic activation patterns which are shared by synergistic muscles to reflect global kinematic and kinetic changes restoring and optimizing spinal mobility.

You will learn to incorporate fundamental innate movements integrating sequential techniques that facilitate and optimize central nervous system input leading to optimal segmental motor control.
You will learn the importance of facilitating patient proprioceptive self-awareness.
You will learn effective techniques integrating proprioceptive specific postural corrective strategies utilizing strategic small subsets of movements to affect global changes in posture and body mechanics.
You will learn to incorporate effective techniques to facilitate improved spinal disc health and joint health.
You will learn how the Autonomic Nervous System affects optimal muscle pattern organization and how to address these affects. Put this all together and we believe you will have the skills, strategies, and techniques to provide the most comprehensive spinal rehab program in our field today.

“A collection of most relevant academic approaches formulated and presented into a unique treatment approach to spinal problems and more…Able to use in my clinic the next day.”
PT, Private Practice Owner, Bronx, NY
“I highly and thoroughly enjoyed the clinical information I received during this course and look forward to implementing these techniques into my practice and to better serve and treat my patients.”
PT, Ernul, NC
“A lot of great information, instructor has wide spectrum of knowledge to share.  Extremely beneficial for working with back pain and muscle imbalances.”
PT, Private Practice Owner, Durham, NC
“A very relevant course which will be extremely helpful in the successful return to ADL activity for my patients”
PT, Private Practice Owner, Avon, CT
“Great course.  Very relevant. Excited to incorporate into practice.”
PT, New Bern, NC
“Excellent course.   Knowledgeable, enthusiastic instructor.  I will implement immediately.”
PT, Private Practice Owner, Knoxville, TN
“Very well presented. Very good information. Gained knowledge that I can go back to work and use right away. One of the best courses I have ever taken. Very practical.”
PT, Baltimore, MD
“Thoroughly enjoyed the seminar! Helped me refine and re-educate my own treatment strategies. Have a freshness to take back to my patients.
PT, Private Practice Owner, Shreveport, LA
“Excellent course and instructor. Gained priceless knowledge for my career.”
PT, Fairfax, VA

Brian McKeever, MPT, ATC, CEAS developed this course after years of clinical research, development, and successful implementation. Brian has been practicing as a Physical Therapist for over 25 years. He has worked with many fortune 500 companies, has traveled the country as a preferred provider of continuing education as well as presented his techniques and methods at APTA State Sections Conferences, and was chosen to provide his services at one of golfs most prestigious events, the 2014 US Open. Many of his treatment strategies were developed when working with the Intel Corporation. In an effort to better understand the muscle dysfunctions and injuries associated with working at a computer workstation Brian performed dynamic Semg (Surface Electromyography) assessments. The findings in these studies demonstrated that there could be underlying muscle dysfunctions even when outward strength and posture appeared normal. Based on these findings and further study Brian demonstrated that sitting at a computer could promote underlying muscular dysfunctions that could become locked into the CNS leading to pain and dysfunction. This is what he calls "Muscle Confusion". He then developed very successful exercise strategies to reverse these effects. This was the beginning of his Muscle Pattern Re-Organization proprioceptive specific techniques. Since it became clear that the CNS was in control of our movement dysfunctions, Brian then went on to study and develop treatment techniques to influence the CNS and restore optimal Muscle Pattern Organization or what he calls "Muscle Cooperation". He now has a patent pending device designed to promote Muscle Pattern Re-Organization to the spine through sequential proprioceptive specific awareness exercises designed to lock in the new patterns facilitated through the hands-on techniques.

Watch the testimonials below. The techniques learned in the course will help you get results like this.

A case story demonstrating the effectiveness or our proprioceptive specific treatment approach. Re-booting the threshold position of the muscle mechanoreceptors.

Upcoming Courses

January 4, 2020
Magna Physical Therapy
302 West Main St. Suite 204
Avon, CT 06001

February 22, 2020
Cabarrus Physical Therapy
215 Le Phillip Court, NE
Concord, NC 28025
Class Full

March 14, 2020
Total Spinal Fitness Physical Therapy
330 Military Cutoff Rd. Suite, A1
Wilmington, NC 28405
Class Full

April 10, 2020
Oasis Physical Therapy
6825 Burden Blvd Suite D
Pasco, WA 99301

April 18, 2020
Austin Physical Therapy
1015 Beecave Woods Dr #102
Austin, TX 78746

May 2020
Provision Physical Therapy
1400 Dowell Springs Blvd
Suite 120 Knoxville, TN 37909
Date to be announced:

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