This is a two day course including both lecture and lab that will focus on a scientific and systematic approach encompassing movement indicators to establish a baseline, appropriate corrective strategies, and sound movement-based treatments that will contribute to successful, pain-free, and functional outcomes. Although decreased pain is usually a common indicator for healing, it is, in fact, an incomplete outcome measure. Often, patients continue to exhibit movement dysfunction at the time of discharge and are at risk for further injury when returning back to life and sport. Addressing the dysfunctional movement at their root in the motor control center, where the patterns are stored, will be the emphasis of this course so that we can truly enhance motor learning and optimize patient outcomes.