If all you needed was the sentence above and you are ready to buy, go ahead and hit the red button and sign up.

For the rest of you, pull up a chair with me for a minute.

Hey, it’s Tom the founder of Total Motion Release®.

Can we talk like we’re the last two in the clinic, just comparing notes? No “voice-of-God” sales stuff. I’ll tell you what happened, why I built this, what it costs, and how I’ve set it up so you’re never paying for CEUs again—and you’ve got me in your corner for as long as I possibly can be. Cool?

“Okay Tom… what actually started all this?”

In 2001: A woman comes in with severe back pain and one very specific goal: dance at her daughter’s wedding (it was in 2 weeks).

During the history she says: “For the past 3 years I can’t step up stairs leading with my right leg. I always have to lead with my left.” Additionally, she couldn't bend forward more than 20 degrees, she had 4 misaligned vertebrae, a left arm raise that only went to shoulder height and every time she stood up, she had to push off the chair with her arms.

Now, the traditional playbook says: treat the painful area. Work the thing that “doesn’t work.” But a line from my mentors popped into my head: observe the obvious… exaggerate the obvious. What was obvious? The right leg didn’t do its job. The left did.

So I asked, “Mind if we try something different?”

Two short sets of step-ups only on the left, the side that already moved well. No heroics. Just exaggerate what works.

She stands up… without pushing up with her arms. Then she steps up onto a step leading with her right, first time in years. Her back pain drops 80%. She bends over til her fingers are at her ankles. Her arm raises to ear level, and the 4 vertebra realign.

Both of our jaws hit the floor.

And right there the lightbulb goes off and that’s when TMR was born: stop forcing into restriction; use what already moves well to fix what hurts and doesn't move well.

Over time I kept seeing the same pattern: in the first session, roughly 85–90% see 50%+ improvement. Even if they have multiple areas of issue. Pain goes down. Motion improves. And patients leave with something they can do, not just something that was done to them.

Here’s the part I don’t want to make sound mystical, but it’s true: right there in the room I felt a clear nudge, call it a voice if you like:
“Take this to the world… and make it affordable enough that anyone who needs it can learn it and help them for as long as they need it.”

It took me almost twenty-five years to make that promise fully realized. Because getting something true, teachable, affordable at scale, and lifetime support from me takes time.

Here is a quick timeline of the long road:

24 Years in 6 Phases (completed 2025)

1. Prove the premise (2001–present): Working away from the painful area with motions that already move well fixes things faster and lasts longer.

2. Refine on patients (2001–2004): Make it simple, safe, teachable, repeatable. (TMR Seminar Level 1)

3. Validate with clinicians (2005–2011): Teach widely until the common conditions had reliable TMR protocols. (TMR Seminar Level 2 & 3).

4. Systemize the training (2006–2012 → now): Film, edit, re-shoot, refine. Started as DVDs + manuals; now a private membership with a crystal-clear 7-step routine.

5. Make it Usable With Other Techniques & Activities (2012–2022): TMR layers with your current techniques and with real-life patient activities (TMR Seminars 4-7)

6) Make it affordable with ongoing support at scale (2025): We’re beta-testing a Group Buy-In model so 1000 clinicians enroll together allowing us to offer a steep discount. This lets us offer the complete 7-seminar package, 16 CE hours each, for a one-time $600—including lifetime CEUs and lifetime personal support from me.

Let me be straight: I haven’t always charged a low price. If you visit my main website right now, you’ll see the training listed at $997 per seminar (and there are 7 of them).

The regular list price per seminar, over the past 25 years, has been from $597 to $997.

Yet, I haven't been able to shake the original nudge: make the price accessible and over deliver to make it a no-brainer for clinicians to almost immediately raise their hand and say I want in.

I use to work for Sam's Club and I got a chance to meet Sam Walton in Memphis, TN. He was 82 years old, wore a flannel shirt and brown polyester slacks. Drove a 19 year old truck and looked like my grandfather and not a billionaire. What he said to me stuck with me.

He said, "I learned early on that if I could find ways to keep prices low so that the everyday person could afford it, and fine-tune my business so that it was a well oiled machine, then this would be the biggest win-win and it would take Walmart worldwide."

For twenty-five years I have held that same belief, and have worked tirelessly to achieve it. I've been fortunate and it's almost like my entire life was set up to lead this purpose. I was a kid when I was 6 years old I read code off of punch cards, I owned a Radioshack TRS 80 & original apple computer that too 5 minutes just to boot up and could only create programs like hang-man. My dad & brother had a film developing studio in our basement so I always new about cameras, videos and film. I became a math teacher and got to sit on the educational advisory board of Bill Clinton while he was running for president and be involved in one of the most innovative teaching programs that taught me the quickest way to get students to be able to apply what they learn. I coined it as apprentice style learning. I was one if not the first physical therapist who taught online in 2008. In fact, the speed of the internet was so slow then that when I shot a video of me doing an arm raise, my voice and my arm movement where 20 seconds delayed from each other.

I tell you all this to let you know that the prep for me leading Total Motion Release was probably laid out by God to bring me to this exact moment. All of this allowed me the opportunity to understand how to build the most complete TMR training possible in the internet age.I filmed… I edited it… I re-filmed… I re-edited — until it was dialed in perfectly. I put the whole thing into a private membership site so you can follow it step-by-step without me in the room.

Because this training is so refined, you don’t need me hovering over your shoulder constantly while you go through the training. And this allowed me to automate the teaching and freed me up to do what I really love and what no other seminar company had figured out... duplicate the system into only 7 steps that proved consistent, reliable and repeatable for any condition. And this allowed the teaching part to no longer take up my time. Which now allowed me to focus on helping you personally as you went through the training when you hit a challenge, want faster results, or need to go deeper into advanced TMR work.

So I had the methodology that clinicians where ignoring tuned in, I had the delivery tuned in so one could learn it precisely how I intended and all that was left was how the heck to make it the cheapest I possibly could. In fact, I had been able to remove the 9-5 one patient after another during my clinic days with TMR, and I was able to remove the one on one teaching and able to teach unlimited number of students when I brought it online and the revolutionary apprentice style learning was used to make it only 7 step, and I was able to make people feel like I was there every step of the way looking over their shoulder both during the training and when they treated patients. You can tell a theme... I was able to figure out how to go from one to many on several different occassions, but I didn't know how to do it with pricing... until I did.

So I changed the model. Instead of selling one-by-one, I enroll cohorts. When 100 clinicians come in together, the math works. I can keep the support personal and cut the price for each person—by design, not by discount.

Before I tell you the exact details, let’s talk about the only obstacle that tries to beat clinicians at the start: the old, traditional mindset—“you must treat the painful area.” If I ask you, “Is the body connected?” you say yes. If I ask, “Can you use the legs to fix the shoulder—or the shoulder to fix the back?” most clinicians pause. Not because you’re not great—because nobody gave you a map.

TMR gives you the map. It’s test → treat the opposite/good side → retest, in minutes. When patients watch their painful motion improve without you touching the painful spot, the nervous system buys in immediately. And if you keep going for a week or two, something funny happens: you wonder how you ever practiced any other way, because treating the body as one system ends up being the most obvious thing in the world.

If you want a plain-English “why” beneath the hood, here it is, no theory soup:

The 4 Opposites: instead of grinding into what’s stuck, we load its opposite (direction, side, motion) to unlock the system.

The Missing 87.5%: most treatments chase the 12.5% that hurts and ignore the other 87.5% of available motions that can actually free it.

Seven of nine tissues prefer shortening: pushing into length often increases threat; shortening reduces threat, so the system lets go.

Plug-and-play: TMR isn’t a replacement; it’s an accelerator that slots right into manual therapy, DN, exercise—whatever you already do.

“Okay Tom, what does this look like in my clinic tomorrow?” Easy. Try the two-minute buy-in demo:

Test the painful motion (get a clear before—range + pain number).

Treat the opposite/good side for 90–120 seconds using one TMR step.

Retest immediately.
If it changes, say: “We didn’t even touch the painful area. Your body just showed us where the solution lives.” That one line flips the script without an argument.

“How fast until this pays off?” Quick math, zero fluff: typical CE is $300–$800 plus travel and time off. Over a decade you’ve burned $3,000–$8,000 (usually more). With TMR it’s $600 one-time, unlimited CE for life, and my help whenever you need it. If TMR saves you just two visits a week across your caseload by getting faster change, that’s dozens of visits a month freed up or backfilled. It adds up fast.

“What do I actually get from you?” Everything I can give you without being in the room:

All 7 TMR seminars—lifetime access.

Unlimited CEUs—you stop paying for CE forever.

The 7-Step TMR Routine—short, step-by-step lessons, filmed, re-shot, refined.

A practical pattern library—face, hand, foot, spine, sports, daily activities.

Clinician scripts—two-minute buy-in, test-retest language, patient explanations.

A clinic launch kit—note snippets, patient handouts, a wall chart you can point to.

Lifetime personal access to me—text, phone, video, and a simple case-review form you can send before or after sessions.

“How do I actually get started without fighting my old habits?” Give me 30 days:

Week 1: watch the core lessons; run the buy-in demo on three easy cases.

Week 2: add one opposite-side pattern per day on tricky patients; send me one case form and I’ll tune it with you.

Week 3: layer TMR onto your favorite technique—notice less guarding, faster outcomes.

Week 4: run the demo on five straight evals; track time saved and changes; we’ll optimize together.

Now the offer, in the simplest possible words:

If I offered you lifetime continuing education to every Total Motion Release® seminar so you never pay for CEUs again and lifetime personal access to me for help—whenever you need it—for a one-time $600… would you take it?

Here’s how it works: reserve your spot with a $25 deposit today. When your cohort of 100 fills, you get full access immediately. We run the remaining balance then, and you’re in for life. If you’d rather have it free, refer five clinicians (PTs, PTAs, ATs, DCs, OTs, OTAs, or LMTs) who each place the $25 deposit, and I’ll comp your spot.

If you’ve read this far, I think your gut already knows if this is for you. I’m not going anywhere. If you get stuck, you text me. If you want a second set of eyes, you send the case. If I can help, I will. If I can’t, I’ll tell you straight and point you to the best next step I know. Purpose over price. Over-delivery over hype. Help, for as long as I possibly can.

And that wedding? She danced. I’ve spent the 24 years since trying to make sure as many people as possible can, too.

Expect the best,
Tom Dalonzo-Baker
Founder, Total Motion Release®
(text/call: 919-749-2106)