One Brain at a Time
Do you have the nagging feeling that your client’s results are suffering because you don’t know how the brain works? Most movement professionals have one nagging question in mind every day.
Why do some clients improve and others don’t?
The key to answering this question lies in understanding how the brain and body interact. Pain relief, health, fitness and elite sport performance all exist on a continuum of movement. Movement that is governed not by biomechanics, but by neurology.

Unravel the Mystery of Better Movement
Movement professionals are already experts in biomechanics, but this is often not enough. Movement is complex. So are clients.
To maximize results, top professionals must have an extensive skillset built around movement neurology, pain neurophysiology, visual and vestibular interactions with the musculoskeletal system, motor learning concepts, behavior modification approaches, and more.
Learn, Integrate, & Innovate
Not only is movement complex; it also is highly individual. As a result, protocols and programs can only take you so far in creating better results.
By integrating your existing skillsets with applied neuroscience assessments and drills, new breakthroughs are possible for you, your clients, and your business.

Movement is Complex
This means that top professionals must have an extensive skillset. Each course in our curriculum is specifically designed to unlock critical movement coaching topics like:
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Pain Neuroscience
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Movement Neurology
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Biomechanics and Kinesiology
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Sports Vision Training
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Vestibular Rehabilitation
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Motor Learning Theory and Application
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Respiratory Rehabilitation and Training
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Sports Skill Coaching
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Modern Strength and Mobility Training
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Behavior Modification
Multilingual Curriculum
Who is this Education for?
Z-Health is an integrated curriculum designed for rising, top 1% professionals who want to successfully blend the functional neurology of pain relief and performance enhancement into their work. Every class in the curriculum is equally important to understanding of how the human body & brain work together to create athleticism, performance, and pain relief.





