Special Discount: Athletic Movement Index Level I Course!

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Athletic Movement Index Level I Course by Dr Trent Nessler

We are very excited to inform you about a special discount for all of our dorsaVi AMI users on the Athletic Movement Index Level I course lead by the creator, Dr Trent Nessler. 

If you haven’t already taken it and/or have employees you would like trained on the AMI: you definitely must check this out! The discount code below provides a $100 discount, making the course only $279! 


This course is designed to help you and your business establish the full potential of dorsaVi's AMI. The course provides you with a little history of the AMI and its development, then takes a deeper dive into the research, how to do the test and report interpretation. It also offers instruction in correctives based on the screen results and even discusses Return On Investment benefits and business recommendations. 


What is the objective of this course?

  1. Have a thorough understanding of the science behind the DorsaVi technology and testing results
  2. Participants will be proficient in the DorsaVi system including patient application, test implementation, interpretation of results and problem solving.
  3. Gain a thorough knowledge of the Athletic Movement Index™ (AMI™) and its clinical implications
  4. Gain a thorough knowledge of how to interpret pathokinematics noted with the AMI™
  5. Demonstrate an understanding of appropriate exercise prescriptions based on results and information gained from the AMI™
  6. Participate in practical application of the AMI™ and Running Assessment with class subjects
  7. Participate in practical application of the exercise program designed to improve deficits noted with the AMI™
  8. Gain an understanding and participate in group exercise implemented with large teams or organizations
  9. Discuss the billing strategies, costs and benefits of creating a customer-driven niche practice focused on injury prevention, pain management, sports
  10. Develop a business and implementation plan for your clinic.



Here is the link: https://www.neseminars.com/ami-level-1/

Here is our discount code: dorsaviami (NOT case sensitive)

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