The new Oov Foundation Course addresses the order of Importance of working on Movement and Control with Patients and Clients. It introduces the Developmental Reflexes, and the understanding of how they have contributed to Movement.
In this course, we will show how the nervous system uses Loops and Mapping for Movement, and how any intervention to change these must provide enough input for them to change.
We will introduce the Contractile Fields and how they work, and also how they create rigidity strategies.
The Oov Foundation Course shows movement professionals and practitioners how to identify and change multiple functional domains in the body using task based, kinaesthetic intelligence up-regulating, movement based interventions.
This course will empower practitioners to assess clients and patients in a complete, whole body manner quickly and safely. This course also teaches practitioners how to assess and improve the body using task-based, movement-focused interventions.
A unique philosophical framework for observing the human form.
Original diagnostic tests to guide practitioners down a thoughtful path in applying their pre-existing skill set, or the skill set offered and delivered in this course and other courses from OOV Education.
Diagnostic tests for: V.O.R (Vestibular Ocular Reflex), The A.O (Atlanto-Occipital joint), The organisation of the Costals and lobes of the Diaphragm, the axial loading accuracy of the foot and ankle, the relationship between all the above and the force closure capabilities addressed in earlier course/s.
Understand how Joint position interacts with local joint complexes, function and global slings.
Demonstrate assessment of Joint function under different Global Strategies
Understand the anatomy and function of the diaphragm, the AO joint and the efferent processing systems in the brain and spinal cord.
Understand respiratory physiology and it’s effects on muscle function, rigidity strategies and how breath can be a valuable tool in making biomechanical and neurological change in a client.
This workshop is suitable for:
It is ideal for practitioners who want to deepen their assessment skills, improve clinical reasoning, and apply movement-based interventions in a practical setting.
Date & Time:
21 – 23 August 2026
9am- 5pm daily
Location:
TBC
Instructors:
Daniel Vladeta
Fees:
TBC
Contact:
Kimberly Cheong
admin@mindnmovementinstitute.sg
WhatsApp: +65 87185274
