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When the Feet Hit the Ground
This is the most in depth continuing education course regarding the foot and ankle that I have come across in my career as a PT. Taking this course will give you the tools to treat foot and ankle pain more effectively and build stronger relationships with podiatrists.
Justin L. (CA) · Aug 20, 2026
Titleist Performance Institute
This course lays a great foundation for understanding the swing mechanics in golf and how a physical screen can identify certain swing characteristics that may lead to a sub-optimal swing. The instructors were very clear throughout the course work. I do wish there was an in-person option for taking the class, however that is not available until level 3 courses.
Jeff F. (CA) · Jun 1, 2026
The Jones Institute
Foundations course is a small taste of all other courses and a general overview of what FCS is about. The concept of FCS was interesting and quite a different approach from traditional physical therapy. Only partly taught about assessment and clinical reasoning, required to take other courses in the fascial counterstrain system to learn more.
Joshua M. (CA) · May 28, 2026
Integrated Movement Health
The course can be taken in two parts, both 8 hours each, in order to obtain the certification of MFDc. MFD Level 1 discussed the benefits of utilizing negative pressures, IASTM, and myofascial decompression and its relationship to the connective tissue anatomy and fascial foundations. Very introductory course; would recommend taking the level 2 course in addition in order to optimize understanding and application of MFD.
Mitchell S. (CA) · May 26, 2026
Integrated Movement Health
Despite the class being asynchronous, this class was easily one of my favorite courses I have participated in. The sheer depth of knowledge and evidence based information provided enabled me to feel confident with working with the running athlete. Breaking down the complexities of a runner did require a lot of my attention and focus; though, the information gained is all worth it. I utilize the skills and knowledge from this course on a near daily basis. Would 10/10 recommend this course
Mitchell S. (CA) · May 26, 2026
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