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2025 Sports Movement Analysis Series


Course Format
Each course is delivered in two parts:
Part 1: Online, asynchronous lecture series
Part 2: In-person lab focused on practical application, sport-specific assessment, and treatment techniques

Note: Completion of Part 1 is required before attending Part 2.


In-Person Lab Dates & Topics
Day 1 – May 17, 2025: Running, Cycling, Swimming
Day 2 – June 21, 2025: Lifting/Weight Training, Overhead Athletes (with a focus on baseball pitching), Dance
Day 3 – July 12, 2025: Golf, Soccer (with a focus on cutting mechanics), Rock Climbing

Location: Agile Physical Therapy – Palo Alto
3825 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, CA 94306

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Course Overview
The Agile Sports Movement Analysis Series integrates the unique movement demands of specific sports into rehabilitation and performance practice. Whether you're experienced with these sports or new to them, this course offers valuable insights for all levels of clinicians.

You’ll gain tools to:

  • Understand injury prevalence across sports
  • Break down movement demands
  • Apply targeted assessments and treatment strategies

Sports & Topics Covered

  • Running
  • Swimming
  • Cycling
  • Overhead Athletes (Baseball pitching focus)
  • Strength & Conditioning Principles for Clinicians
  • Dance
  • Golf
  • Soccer (Cutting mechanics focus)
  • Rock Climbing
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Pricing
Each day is a package of three sports that includes access to both the online lecture and the in-person lab session.

 

  • Day 1: Running, Cycling, Swimming (Lab: May 17) – $200
  • Day 2: Lifting/Weight Training, Overhead Athletes, Dance (Lab: June 21) – $200
  • Day 3: Golf, Soccer, Rock Climbing (Lab: July 12) – $200
  • Bundle Discount: All three packages – $500
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Overview

On average, it takes 17 years for research to disseminate into clinical practice. You read that correctly. 17 years. Agile is committed to reducing that timeline for its therapists. This means that as a company we prioritize the education of our staff to ensure they are providing the most evidence-based and up-to-date care. It means that many of our staff are faculty or adjunct-faculty at the university, residency, and fellowship level. Finally, it means that we work hard to create a company culture that values career-long learning.

Agile knows that an up-to-date clinician provides better and more efficient care for patients. That’s why we offer physical therapy continuing education courses in Los Angeles. Here are some examples of how we foster an environment of learning and education with our PT CEU:

  • Substantial continuing education budget for our therapists, who are encouraged to attend courses across the country.
  • High attendance and participation by our staff in Los Angeles and national physical therapy conferences.
  • Hosting of Journal Clubs, where therapists can share, discuss, and critique new research in the physical therapy field.
  • Frequently sponsoring internationally renowned researchers and clinicians to lecture and teach our staff.
  • Company-wide distribution of a bi-monthly newsletter which discusses emerging evidence and best practice.
  • Hosting our own physical therapy continuing education courses in the Bay Area, where our therapists instruct both students and community therapists in a variety of Orthopaedic topics.
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Continuing Education Lead
Mike Nelson

Mike Nelson, PT, DPT

PT CEU PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Fellow, American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists

Clinical Sites

Sunnyvale Location (Sutter)

Palo Alto Location (Sutter)

San Carlos Location (Sutter)

San Mateo Location (Agile Physical Therapy)

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