Rehab Re:Built
You were taught how to assess and diagnose.
But were you actually taught how to COACH?
Rehab Rebuilt is a two-day, hands-on course for rehab professionals who want to get better at turning clinical information into exercise and training.
Because identifying the problem is only the beginning.
You still have to decide what your patient can do today, choose an exercise, teach it, load it, modify it when necessary and know what comes next.
At some point, rehab has to become training.
This course teaches you how to make that transition.
Upcoming Seminars
Date: September 12-13, 2026 Location: Vista Physical Therapy - Lakota Trail McKinney, TX Date: September 26-27, 2026 Location: Highline Physical Therapy Date: October 3-4, 2026 Location: PRN La Mesa Date: October 24-25, 2026 9-5 Saturday and 8-4 Sunday (60 min Lunch Break Halfway Through) Location: Cal Rehab - 5539B East Stearns St Long Beach 90815 Date: January 9-10, 2027 8am-4pm Sat. + Sun. (30 min lunch break halfway through) Location: 101 Hodencamp Rd Suite 102 Thousand Oaks Date: January 16-17, 2027 8-4 Saturday and 8-4 Sunday (60 min Lunch Break Halfway Through) Location: Star Physical Therapy Date: January 23-24, 2027 8-4 Saturday and 8-4 Sunday (60 min Lunch Break Halfway Through) Location: 360 Physical Therapy Date: March 20-21, 2027 8-4 Saturday and 8-4 Sunday (60 min Lunch Break Halfway Through) Location: Spear Physical Therapy
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- Movement Mastery: The Essentials Rebuilt
- Building the Physical Qualities That Make Movement Durable
- A Sequenced Framework for Progressing Rehab Forward
- Real-Time Movement Analysis to Find Where Performance Breaks Down
- Tissue Prep and Mobility Folded Into Clinical Strength Work
- Restoring and Reinforcing Movement Options With Targeted Correctives
- Building Postural Strategy Through Specific Activation Work
- Neuromuscular Tools That Sharpen Motor Output
- Prepping Patients to Perform at Their Best
- Turning Ortho Exam Findings at the Shoulder, Hip, Ankle, and Spine Into Exercise Selection
- Frameworks for Strength Training That Restores Capacity and Reinforces Patterns
- Coaching Skill Acquisition, Transfer, and Tolerance to Load
- From Recovery to Capacity: Training Performance That Holds Up
REHAB SHOULD PREPARE PEOPLE FOR SOMETHING.
Getting somebody from painful to less painful matters.
But that isn’t always the finish line.
They still need to lift. Run. Work. Train. Compete. Move quickly. Produce force. Absorb force.
They need to get back to the things they actually care about.
Rehab Rebuilt is about preparing them for that.
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
This course is for the clinician who knows exercise matters but wants to become much better at actually using it.
Maybe you know what you’re looking at clinically but you’re not always sure what you want the patient doing next.
Maybe your exercise prescription has started to feel repetitive.
Maybe you’re comfortable with early rehab but less certain when the exercises need to get heavier, faster or more demanding.
Maybe you work with active people and want to stop referring them somewhere else the moment rehab starts looking like training.
Or maybe you’re already comfortable with exercise and want a better way to connect assessment, coaching and progression.
That’s who this course was built for.
THERE IS A REASON THIS IS IN PERSON.
You can learn information online.
Coaching is different.
You need to see movement, practice it, load it, adjust it and watch what changes.
You need to work through cases where there isn’t one clean textbook answer.
You’re not just going to learn about coaching.
You’re going to coach.
LEAVE BETTER AT YOUR JOB.
That’s the standard.
Not impressed by terminology.
Not with a binder you never open again.
Not with 100 exercises saved on your phone.
Better at treating the patient standing in front of you.
More confident choosing exercise.
Better at coaching it.
More comfortable loading people.
Better at modifying training when pain shows up.
And clearer about how to progress someone from rehab back toward performance.
Your patients need more than a diagnosis.
They need someone who knows what comes next.
Course Outline
DAY ONE
TURN THE EXAM INTO A PLAN.
Day one focuses on clinical decision-making.
We’ll work through pain, assessment, mobility, manual therapy, isometrics, exercise selection and progression, but always with the same question:
What does this information change about what I have this person do?
You’ll learn how to separate useful findings from noise, choose exercises based on the person in front of you, manage symptoms without avoiding load and start building physical capacity earlier in the rehab process.
And you’ll practice it.
This is not sixteen hours of PowerPoint.
You’ll assess, coach, move, load and make decisions throughout the course.
DAY TWO
NOW WE TRAIN.
Day two is where exercise starts looking more like training.
We’ll work through lower-body strength, single-leg training, upper-body strength, posterior-chain work, power and conditioning.
More importantly, we’ll look at how to coach those things when somebody has pain, a history of injury, limited motion or simply doesn’t fit the textbook version of the exercise.
Because that’s the reality of clinical practice.
The goal isn’t to memorize more exercises.
It’s to become better at choosing, coaching and progressing them.