NeuroKinetic Fascial Integration: Combining Fascia Release with Muscle Strengthening to Treat Extremity Joint Conditions
Unlock practical strategies to assess, release, and strengthen extremity joints—integrating fascia, muscle, and neurology for better patient outcomes.
• December 6, 2025 ~ 8am-2pm
• Instructed by Dr. Charles Annunziata DC, CFMP
• Earn 6 CE hours for only $109.00
- Lifetime access to course materials
- Instantly download certificate
- Available on mobile and desktop
- Pause and resume at your convenience
- Completed hours are automatically reported to CE Broker
Unlock the missing link between structure, fascia, and neurology with NeuroKinetic Fascial Integration (NKFI) — a powerful, hands-on system for assessing and correcting extremity dysfunction. In this dynamic webinar, you’ll learn how to analyze extremity injuries through targeted muscle testing to identify which muscles are inhibited or overactive, apply fascial release techniques to free restricted tissues and restore joint motion, and use muscle energy techniques to both stretch and strengthen the body’s kinetic chains. This integrated approach bridges chiropractic, myofascial, and neurological principles, giving you precise tools to restore balance, stability, and performance in your patients. Whether you treat athletes, desk workers, or chronic pain cases, NKFI will elevate your extremity care to a new level of clinical effectiveness.
What You'll Learn
- Perform targeted muscle testing for extremities
- Identify and release fascial restrictions
- Apply muscle energy techniques for joints
- Integrate fascia and neurology in treatment
- Restore balance in kinetic chains
Course Value
- Integrate fascia and muscle therapies
- Target extremity joint dysfunction
- Restore balance and joint stability
- Apply precise muscle testing
- Boost clinical effectiveness
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