SMB I: Initial Training
The initial workshop introduces precision muscle testing and foundational balancing protocols for key structural support muscles.
Structural Muscular Balancing
Structural Muscular Balancing Training
Structural Muscular Balancing (SMB) is taught in two levels. SMB I is the initial foundational training, and SMB II is the advanced secondary workshop that expands application to additional regions of the body.
SMB II: Advanced Workshop
The advanced workshop builds on SMB I and extends assessment and intervention methods to shoulders, arms, legs, rib cage, and related structural regions.
Advanced Assessment
Develop stronger assessment fluency across shoulder muscles, scalenes, elbow, wrist, knees, ankles, and feet.
Regional Protocol Work
Apply structured protocols for pectorals, deltoids, triceps, infraspinatus, supraspinatus, rib cage, sternum, clavicle, and scapula.
Clinical Integration
Integrate rebound-aware sequencing with PNF and strain/counterstrain follow-up for functional treatment progression.
Instruction Focus
Advanced SMB instruction emphasizes anatomy-driven specificity, sensitivity to neuromuscular guarding patterns, and practical hands-on application that supports measurable changes in clinical outcomes.
Current offerings are listed on the Seminars page, including locations, format, and availability.
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