Are you targeting the Central Nervous System in your Core rehab routines?

I used to play that frustrating game of “chasing the pain” with rehab clients.

For years I “successfully” treated thousands of clients with muscle and joint pain – but honestly, I had no idea what “successfully” truly meant.

Then I discovered a revolutionary method when I manipulated a previously unaddressed muscle, which produced a breakthrough in a single treatment, using kinesiological surface electromyography (sEMG). 

That single manipulation  freed a borderline frozen shoulder and eliminated nearly all the pain – and the results lasted.

Now, I want to show you how to apply similar techniques to your clients.

Instead of wasting time targeting areas for strength or stability, join me in my digital training (Re)Defining the Core: The Key to Functional & Corrective Exercise, and target the body's true core - the Central Nervous System.

We'll use sEMG to explore the primary defensive bias governing the CNS, and you'll learn how to correct movement dysfunction by directing appropriate exercise toward it. Gain a fresh perspective on movement dysfunction by analyzing the “Core Twist” and how to correct it - and I'll show you 3 simple exercises that will change your client’s lives permanently.

I won't waste your time showing you exercises that target for strength or stability. Instead we'll concentrate on the body’s true core and its bias - which we call the “Twist” - and you'll discover how it leads to common functional problems. 

Let's get started.

David Lemke, NMT, seMG Tech

Functional Exercise Success: The Secret is in the Core!

Lasting pain relief and truly improved fitness depend on core stability and peripheral mobility - but long-term results are elusive if you aren't focusing on the right areas. Leave this outstanding hands-on workshop equipped with new knowledge and strategies to help move clients through the vital steps toward lasting function: improved balance, coordination, and effortless posture.

David Lemke's acclaimed techniques have created lasting results for thousands of professionals, top athletes, martial artists, and dancers, as well as those recovering from orthopedic surgeries and generally stressed individuals. His treatment breakthrough has influenced rehab research since the early 1990's - and now he's teaching you how to use these methods to develop better function in your clients by focusing on the true core of the body. 

Exercises that target the Central Nervous System to restore muscle inventory lost to compensation.

Movement strategies, which are immediately and favorably integrated by the CNS, avoiding exercises the body resists as "invasion."

How measurable (visible) pathologies correspond with underlying muscle patterns.

Five years after a severe back injury in 1980, David Lemke, NMT, sEMG Tech, began his apprenticeship as a massage therapist in Canada. After 10 years of successfully treating thousands of pain sufferers, he had a breakthrough when information from a kinesiological surface electromyography (sEMG) evaluation led him to discover that single manipulation freed a borderline frozen shoulder and eliminated nearly all the pain – and the results lasted.

Mr. Lemke eventually developed a unique model of functional assessment using sEMG.

Since the 1990′s, his treatment has been relied on by top performing athletes, dancers and martial artists, those recovering from orthopedic surgeries, and generally stressed individuals. As a passionate interest, Mr. Lemke has enjoyed working with select special education teachers treating motor coordination problems in children diagnosed with learning disabilities. He is a Certified Dartfish Video Coach and uses slow motion video analysis of biomechanics in athletics and rehabilitation.

He has used kinesiological sEMG (computer aided muscle analysis) in testing of exercise equipment, devices, and new treatment procedures as well as trained hundreds of specialized massage therapists for physical therapy and complementary healthcare clinics. Mr. Lemke was the primary consultant to Champions Sports Medicine (Dr. P.Z. Pearce, Ironman Medical Director, Spokane, WA ) in the creation of their Biomechanics lab.