Develop a deeper understanding of the anatomical, biomechanical, and functional factors associated with back pain and spinal movement.

This comprehensive workshop examines the lumbar spine, pelvis, intervertebral discs, spinal musculature, and surrounding fascial systems, exploring how these structures interact during movement and physical activity.

Through detailed anatomical instruction and practical applications, participants will examine the relationships between spinal mobility, stability, posture, and functional movement, with a focus on informing individualized approaches to rehabilitation and performance.

Key Topics Include:

Functional anatomy of the lumbar spine

Spinal biomechanics and load management

Intervertebral discs and spinal structures

Core stability and muscular relationships

Movement patterns and functional limitations

Applications for back pain management, rehabilitation, and performance

Designed for: Physical therapists, athletic trainers, rehabilitation specialists, strength and conditioning coaches, and movement professionals.