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Be honest. Can you fix a right shoulder with a left leg raise?
**Or knee pain with a shoulder raise, or back pain with a foot motion?**
TMR splits the body into four quadrants.
Upper 2 quadrants include: neck, shoulder, thoracic spine, ribs, arm & hand. Lower 2 quadrants include: lumbar, pelvis, leg & foot.
Pain in any quadrant can be improved with any of the other three quadrants, typically faster than working the injured quadrant.
One painful quadrant. Four ways in. Most clinicians only ever use the one that hurts.
12.5%
is % Of Body Conventional Treatment Uses
87.5%
% Of Body Conventional Treatment Ignores
The four-quadrant test
Be honest. Can you fix a right shoulder with the left leg?
TMR splits the body into four quadrants. Upper: neck, shoulder, arm, thoracic and ribs. Lower: lumbar, pelvis and leg. A painful right shoulder can be changed through any of the other three quadrants—plus the trunk.
But if a right shoulder walked in right now, could you treat it with the left leg? With a trunk motion? Be honest. Nobody taught you. That’s the gap.
12.5%
Conventional: the painful area only
87.5%
TMR Certified: the rest of the body, unlocked
One painful quadrant. Four ways in. Most clinicians only ever use the one that hurts.
Stop treating the body like disconnected parts.
Experience the Total Motion Release Concept before you commit to anything. Try it on yourself, try it on a few patient and prove the results, for free.
Your first TMR experience
01
Try it on yourself
Feel how using a better motion, far from the issue are can change a restriction.
02
Try it with a few patients
Use the same process you used on yourself on your patients. See the results. Decide if you want more!
03
Let the result decide
If you loved this little bit that you learn from the free train, join us and become certified.
What the free training changes
See the possibility before learning the entire system.
You do not need to understand every TMR Seminar level to see patients get a 50% improvement in the 1st session. Begin with one result. Then decide whether the complete clinical system belongs in your practice.
Inside your first experience
Use good motion in any of the 4 opposite quadrants, instead of forcing the painful motion
Try the concept on yourself before using it clinically
Apply the same thinking with an appropriate patient
Watch 80% of patients typically improve 50% in one visit.
Retest so the body, not your habits, guides the next step
What the free training changes
See the possibility before learning the entire system.
You do not need to understand every TMR level to experience its central idea. Begin with one result. Then decide whether the complete clinical system belongs in your practice.
Inside your first experience
Use good motion instead of forcing the painful motion
Try the concept on yourself before using it clinically
Apply the same thinking with an appropriate patient
Retest so the body—not habit—guides the next step
Don’t take our word for it. Test it.
The fastest way to understand Total Motion Release is to experience it. The free training gives you a simple first test you can use personally or clinically.
Choose a limited motion
The free training starts with something you can clearly feel is a problem and is measurable
Use a good motion not in pain area
Then you'll find a direction or area the body already moving easily and feels normalish and use it to fix the problem area.
Retest immediately
Return to the original motion and let the response show you what changed.
Start free. Prove it to yourself.
Don’t take our word for it. Test it.
The fastest way to understand Total Motion Release is to experience the contrast. The free training gives you a simple first test you can use personally or clinically.
Choose a limited motion
Start with something you can clearly feel or measure.
Use a better motion
Explore a direction or area the body already performs more easily.
Retest immediately
Return to the original motion and let the response show you what changed.
Experience it free now. Then get Certified
Complete working system
TMRc Certification
Build the foundational system across TMR Levels 1–3 using DIY corrective exercises. Learn how any part of the body can fix any painful or injured area.
16 Credits Each. 48 CE Hours Total
Live Credit For Our Online Classes
Unlimted CEUs for Life. Repeat Seminar and Get Credit Again & Again
Lifetime Help From The Founder
Advanced clinical mastery
TMRmc Master Certification
Advance the system through Levels 4–7. Learn to use the concept with your current techniques and dive deeper into difficult conditions.
16 Credits Each. 64 CE hours for all 4
Live Credit For Our Online Classes
Unlimted CEUs for Life. Repeat Seminar and Get Credit Again & Again
Lifetime Help From The Founder
25
Years of clinical experience and development
Built by following what the body likes to do, in areas everyone has been ignoring.
Since 2001, Total Motion Release has been developed around a practical clinical question: when one area is limited, where else in the body will cause it to improve quickly and faster than the painful or injured area?
That process turned a whole-body observation into a repeatable system. Compare motion in arms, trunk/neck, and legs no matter where their issue is. Begin treatment with the best moving motion you find, do 2 sets of 15-20 reps and reassess the original limitation.
Developed through real clinical observation
Refined through immediate reassessment
Organized into a system clinicians & patients can learn and repeat
For 25 years, Total Motion Release has developed around a practical clinical question: when one area is limited, where else in the body will cause it to improve quickly.
That process turned a whole-body observation into a repeatable system. Compare motion across the body, begin with the better pattern, apply it deliberately and reassess the original limitation.
25
Years of clinical experience and development
A method refined over time
Built by following the body’s response.
For 25 years, Total Motion Release has developed around a practical clinical question: when one area is limited, where else in the body can we begin to create change?
That process turned a whole-body observation into a repeatable system. Compare motion across the body, begin with the better pattern, apply it deliberately and reassess the original limitation.
Developed through real clinical observation
Refined through immediate reassessment
Organized into a system clinicians can learn and repeat
25
Years of clinical experience and development
Your first step costs nothing
Try TMR before deciding what comes next.
Use the free training on yourself, then take the idea into your next appropriate patient session.
Your first step costs nothing
Try TMR before deciding what comes next.
Use the free training on yourself, then take the idea into your next appropriate patient session.
