Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization

🇩🇪 DNS Strength Training Course – Part II has been successfully completed in Munich, Germany!

This three-day course built on the foundations of Part I and focused on a deeper application of DNS principles in strength training. Participants explored functional joint centration, trunk stabilization, diaphragm function, and the role of foot loading, while expanding into unilateral and asymmetrical movements beyond the sagittal plane.

The program combined theory with hands-on practice, including advanced DNS exercises in higher developmental positions and their integration into strength training programming.

Thank you to all participants for your great engagement and active involvement throughout the course.
Special thanks to our instructor Jakub Novák for his expert guidance and sharing valuable experience.

We look forward to seeing you again at upcoming DNS Strength Training courses.

DNS Clinical – Intermediate Course “C” has been successfully completed in New York, USA!

This three-day course introduced advanced DNS assessment and treatment approaches, focusing on the integrated stabilizing system, locomotor patterns, and respiratory function. Participants worked on clinical applications for the spine, pelvis, shoulder, scoliosis, and pelvic floor within the DNS concept.

Thank you to all participants for your great engagement and active involvement throughout the course.
Special thanks to our instructor Julia Demeková for her expert guidance and sharing valuable experience.

We look forward to seeing you again at upcoming DNS Clinical Courses.

DNS Pediatric Course Part 2 | Pasadena, CA

📅 July 30 – August 2, 2026
📍 Evergreen Physical Therapy, Pasadena, CA
👩‍🏫 Instructors: Magdalena Lepsikova & Clare Frank
⏱ 4 days | 24 contact hours

Ready to deepen your pediatric DNS knowledge?

DNS Pediatric Course Part 2 builds directly on Pediatric Part 1 and takes your clinical reasoning, assessment skills, and treatment approach to the next level.

What we’ll cover:
✔️ Review of developmental kinesiology & red flags in development
✔️ Distinguishing physiological vs. pathological development (case-based discussion)
✔️ Development of children aged 2–6 years
✔️ Baby handling II (7m+) – focus on head & neck, hip, and shoulder
✔️ Postural analysis & testing of the integrated spinal stabilization system
✔️ Assessment tools in pediatric practice (MABC, PDMS, TUG, 6MWT, etc.)
✔️ DNS approach in children with:
– DCD & dyspraxia
– Lower extremity issues (in-toeing, toe walking, flat feet, genu valgum/varum…)
– Poor posture & scoliosis
✔️ Patient & parent education

Live demonstrations included – learn to recognize ideal and disturbed locomotor patterns and determine developmental age with confidence.

Prerequisite: DNS Pediatric Course Part 1

For registration & course details:
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Join us in California and continue building expertise in pediatric developmental kinesiology.