Dr. Arianne Missimer, an expert in performance enhancement and injury prevention, emphasizes the importance of assessing functional movement patterns to address pain and dysfunction. With 16 years in the fitness and rehabilitation industry, she aims to bridge the gap between performance and rehabilitation through her movement-based approach and continuing education. Missimer is the creator of the Movement Paradigm course, focusing on improving outcomes for patients and athletes alike.

1. How Movement Is The Bridge To Performance
Featuring:
Dr. Arianne Missimer, DPT, RD, SFG2, CICS,
CSCS, TPI-MP3, K-Vest2, RockDoc,
FMS/SFMA, NKT 1
“2015 NSCA Sports Medicine and
Rehabilitation Specialist of the Year”

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3. I have spent the past 16 years in the
fitness and nutrition industry!
5 of those in rehabilitation
specializing in:
performance enhancement
and injury prevention
through proper assessment and
training methods.
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4. I have owned and operated a
performance training studio for the past
13 years
training individuals seeking a healthier
lifestyle as well as recreational and
competitive athletes of all levels.
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5. I realized many people
were entering a fitness
program with
pain and
injury…
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6. My passion for performance training and movement and
the quest for understanding the effects of pain and
injury on movement led me to pursue my Doctorate of
Physical Therapy.
I love going to continuing education courses
to understand and apply different movement-
based principles that will help better the
outcomes of my patients!
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7. My approach is actually quite simple.
I do not just look at
the location of injury...
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8. 1. I look at functional movement patterns
developed by the CNS to determine the
root of movement dysfunction.
2. I find what compensation patterns are
contributing to the source of the pain.
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10. Part II of this interview coming soon!
Movement Quality and
Identifying the “Gap
Between Performance and
Rehabilitation”
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11. Arianne Missimer is the
creator of The Movement
Paradigm course hosted by
Kinetic Seminars.
February 20-21, 2016
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