
Functional Movement Systems
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Understanding the Functional Movement System (FMS): How It …
Nov 12, 2025 · Learn what the Functional Movement System (FMS) is, how it began, and how it’s used by fitness and healthcare professionals to assess and improve movement quality.
Functional Movement Systems - THE MOVEMENT BASICS
Muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves, and fascia are the elements of soft tissue that create movement. They become compromised when there is a lack of glide between or over the tissues.
Functional Movement Systems - Physiofitness
FMS is a product of an exercise philosophy known as Functional Movement Systems, developed by physical therapist Gray Cook and grounded in years of innovation, research, and clinical experience.
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Functional Movement Systems (FMS) seeks to integrate proactive health solutions where they're needed most, empowering both organizations and the general public to achieve health, wellness, …
FMS: Functional Movement Systems - FlexibilityRx
The Functional Movement Screen is a standard operating procedure for assessing functional movement, providing a baseline for movement competency. The 10-15 minute screen scores seven patterns …
Functional Movement Systems (FMS) Kits - Perform Better
Identifies physical imbalances and weaknesses through a series of functional movement patterns. The principles of movement are implemented from the results we derive from the Functional Movement …
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From chiropractic care and regenerative medicine to functional movement therapy, we deliver comprehensive, individualized care focused on helping you move and feel your best.
Experts Explain Functional Strength Training: Benefits, Exercises
Nov 19, 2024 · Functional strength training expert JC Santana explains how to do it, and the best exercises to add to your routine to start incorporating functional strength.
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At Modern Movement Medicine, we now know plantar fasciitis is rarely just a foot issue. It often begins higher up — in the lower back (L5–S1), hips, or knees — where nerve or biomechanical imbalances …