Exercise and Pain: A New Perspective - Austin, TX November 9, 2019

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Course Objectives and Goals:​


  1. Identify the dilemma of addressing client subjective and objective problems with their body as local sensation being interpreted as a local problem, and therefore only a local intervention or solution is implemented.
  2. Explore the hypothesis that there is a potential relationship between the quality of bio-motor control quality and physical sensations. 
  3. Address the controversy surrounding non-licensed practitioners (i.e. personal trainers) interacting with individuals with disease and subjective reports of pain within the exercise process.
  4. Learn new skills you can use to assess and possibly improve your client’s bio-motor control quality.
  5. Contextualize the use of exercise and its potential to impact individual sensations like pain.


This 8 Hour, one day course has been developed by Greg Mack - ACE Certified Medical Exercise Specialist. Greg has 28 years of professional practice experience, founded Physicians Fitness, and has developed the Muscle System Specialist Certification Process.


This course will be held at:

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Austin Muscle Restoration 

Autoimmune & Injury Gym

Oak Acres Shopping Center

5716 W. Hwy. 290

Suite 111

Austin TX 78735


Course starts promptly at 8:30am and ends at 5:30pm (one hour for lunch)

Please get to the course at 8:00am am to register



 This course is Approved by NSCA, NASM, ACE for 0.8 CEU's and CANFITPRO 4 PTS and 4 FIS

"The Muscle System Specialist Course has taught me to go beyond marketing and into relationship development... relationship with our clients and relationship to our learning and our curiosity. I have been able to create so much value for and with my clients, and value in myself that includes, but goes way beyond financial gain. It has been the course that for me, has the most integrity, inspiration to be better, and information on all the different ways that we can collect data for this amazing and perfectly complex body.

People are bombarded with methods, fixes, status quo’s, etc... both on the client and practitioner side. It easily becomes a chase for the quantity of accolades and certifications. I have been on that chase... I have spent the last 20 years in University programs and certification programs... I have been a seeker. And what I have found is amazing quality in the Muscle System Specialist programs and this community that inspires me the most.

Whether you are just starting out in the fitness/rehab/know it all industry or have been a committed veteran, this program has been for me the biggest game changer. It is open, thoughtful, science/research based, community based, win/win for all based, and curiosity and love of helping people driven.

​I am grateful for this community and hopeful for the future of people helping people learn, move better, and thrive.“

​Hope Gaston, BS, RTS, MES