– A review on what joints should do for each technique

– Specific cues for the deadlift, swing, squat, press, get-up, and the cheat clean

– How to get dialed in for the deadlift, swing, and squat

– Quick screens to use, benefitting you and your clients in the Press and Get-Up

– When to use kettlebell strategies

and more!

Most importantly in this digital streaming video, gain access to Q&A sections with real trainers asking Charlie for his insight as a coach, and why his T=R systematic approach is so successful.

T=R

Dr. Charlie Weingroff, DPT, ATC, CSCS redefines the language between the rehabilitation and performance enhancement training landscapes.

A must-have for every personal trainer, strength coach, and physical therapist.

​While there are plenty of examples for those who just want the exercises, T=R is more about designing your own blueprints based on common rules that medical professionals and personal trainers should honor.

If you weren’t there, this puts you in the room for the entirety of an extraordinary voyage with one of the most influential and outspoken voices in the industry. Training=Rehab, Rehab=Training will surely be an educational milestone and a must-have in the collection for every physical therapist, strength coach and personal trainer.

Over 12 hours!

T=R2: LATERALIZATIONS & REGRESSIONS

• The 3 Perspectives of Movement (Biomechanical, Neuromuscular, and Neurodevelopmental)

• Updated views on the Joint By Joint Approach based on each Perspective

• Review of methodology claims and personal methodology

• Mobility Lab

• Hands-On and Neurodevelopmental Progressions of Breathing, Rolling, Crawling, Hinging, and Upper Body Diagonal Patterns

• This Raw and Un-filtered approach to training the Human System will forever change the way you engage your clients, athletes and patients.

T=R3

In 2010, the new standard was set when Dr. Charlie Weingroff introduced the “Training = Rehab, Rehab = Training” DVD set. The pioneering integration of health care and fitness professional — working together for patients and clients with pain or injury — quite simply changed the game.

Over the next several years, this bold idea continued to evolve. That’s why Charlie returned in 2013 with a sequel: “T=R2: Lateralizations & Regressions.” In T=2, he continued to provided unique clarity to a systematic approach — connecting the training process with both the physiological goals of the program and the neurological needs of rehabilitation and recovery.

And now, Charlie has created “T=R3: Training Still = Rehab.” T=R3 chronicles how far he has developed his philosophies — and how they can be applied to any model of training or rehab. T=R3 demonstrates how a system can lead to success, with a stronger focus on the fitness side of the equation.