Learn to find the missing voltage.
Level One — Applied Kinesiology: Testing of Motor Patterning & Coherence. Go beyond receiving the work: develop the felt sense to read a body, muscle-test for voltage, and release the compensation loops driving pain — hands-on and in person.
A skill you carry for life.
Most bodywork training teaches you to chase symptoms. Level One teaches you to read the body's wiring — to feel where it's bound, test which patterns have lost voltage, and release the compensation at its source.
You'll work with real bodies from day one, building the hands-on confidence to apply the method on family, clients, or in your own practice. It's the foundation the whole method is built on.
From people who took the class.
Level One students on what changed after two days of hands-on work.
What you'll learn.
A progression from feeling a body's restrictions, to testing where voltage has dropped, to the hands-on corrections that switch a compensation off.
Feeling Through Movement
Carry a body slowly through every direction of motion to find where it can and can't move. Those restricted ranges are the keys — and the hips and low back are where the whole frame starts to unlock.
Muscle Testing
Once your felt sense is sharp, test which muscles have the voltage to fire. It's binary — on or off. Learn the tapping method, safe positioning, and a full-volume test that reads true.
Brain Buttons & Coherence
How the eyes and nervous system gate a muscle's ability to switch on — testing eyes open versus closed, and working outward from the center of the spine.
Corrections
Fascia is the body's electrical conduit, carrying voltage wherever it's recruited. See how a weak muscle borrows voltage and locks into a loop — and the release work that lets the body set down the extra luggage it's been carrying.
Finding the Loop
Map a partner's tension lines and compare opposite directions of force to pinpoint exactly where a strong muscle is feeding a weak one — so your release work lands on the precise spot, not the whole muscle.
The Full-Body Test Library
Work systematically through the motor patterns of every major region — hips, low back, shoulders, and neck — until reading the whole body becomes second nature.
What you'll learn to test.
By the end of Level One you'll work through dozens of specific motor patterns across four regions — moving quickly while reading the whole body at once.
Hips 12+ patterns
Iliacus · Psoas · Glute / hip extension · External & internal rotators · Sartorius · Glute med · Rectus femoris · Hamstrings · Gastrocnemius · Soleus · Popliteus · Peroneals
Low Back 6 patterns
QL · Lats · Erectors · Lumbar rotation · Serratus posterior inferior (rib translation) · Diaphragm (inhale vs. exhale)
Shoulders 15+ patterns
Deltoid · Serratus anterior · Serratus posterior superior · Pectoralis minor & major · Teres minor & major · Subscapularis · Supraspinatus · Subclavius · Trapezius · Rhomboid minor & major · Coracobrachialis · Biceps brachii
Neck Cervical set
The full cervical pattern set — read through the same felt-sense and voltage tests that organize the rest of the frame.
Built for the curious and the hands-on.
Practitioners
Bodyworkers, therapists, and trainers who want a root-cause tool that makes their results hold.
Families & Caregivers
People who want to help the ones they love without relying on quick fixes.
Past Clients
Those who've felt the method work and want to understand and carry it themselves.
One certification. Everything included.
Level One is taught in person over two days — hands-on, on real bodies, with direct feedback. Enrollment includes ongoing access to the full video library so you can keep reinforcing what you learned in the room. Open to free members.
Two full days, limited seats. Location details confirmed with enrolled students ahead of the session.
- Full in-person Level One certification
- Two days, hands-on practice from day one
- The Level One manual & full test library
- Includes the full video library
- Ongoing member community & resources
Enrollment runs through a free membership. Ask about the next cohort →
Course FAQ.
Do I need prior experience?
None required. Level One is built to take a motivated beginner to confident, hands-on testing — and practitioners find it sharpens what they already do.
Is the course in person or online?
In person. Level One is taught hands-on over two days — you learn on real bodies with direct feedback. Enrollment also includes the self-paced video library, so you can review and reinforce the method online afterwards.
How long is a cohort?
It's delivered in person over a set schedule that's confirmed per cohort. Reach out to ask about the next dates and location.
Do I have to be a member to enroll?
Yes — enrollment runs through a free membership. You join the private at no cost, and course enrollment opens from there.