The Future of Neuro Musculo Skeletal Health
ARE YOU READY TO TRANSFORM YOUR APPROACH TO NEURO-MUSCULAR-SKELETAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT? AN EDUCATION, WHERE YOU WILL LEARN A FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM THAT WILL EFFECTIVLY DIAGNOSE AND TREAT THE UNDERLYING REASON FOR YOUR PATIENTS SYMPTOMS.
Upcoming Seminars
Duration: 8 weeks
Starts: 7/8 March 2026
STARTING SOON.
We´re excited to remind you that our highly anticipated 8-week physical and online certificated program on manual muscle testing and NEURO MUSCULAR FUNCTION TESTING (NMFT) is starting soon. This is your opportunity to transform your clinical practice with advanced skills and cutting-edge knowledge.
BACKGROUND
Muscles protect us from life's challenges by providing strength, control, flexibility, and stability. Most neurological control mechanisms operate automatically through various spinal and cerebellar reflexes. These reflexes continuously receive input from joints, tendons, muscles, and fascia. This allows us to focus on the task at hand—whether it's running past defenders with a rugby ball, performing a pole vault, or bending down to pick up a piece of soap, without having to worry about the numerous coordinating and stabilizing reflex movements required to perform these actions safely.
This seminar will provide you with a tool to examine the underlying neurological control mechanisms so you can asses a possible disruptions in normal afferent input—such as those caused by a dysfunctional joint, a hypertonic muscle, a damaged ligament, or myofascial adhesions—may interfere with reflexive processes. If the abnormal afferent input differs significantly from what is expected within the highly complex 'black box' of neurological coordination, it can lead to compromised efferent signaling to the muscles responsible for protection and support.
Such can have serious consequences if the muscle you rely on for contraction and protection becomes inhibited due to faulty efferent signals. Common examples include a soccer player tearing a hamstring while kicking a ball or someone experiencing lower back pain when reaching into a car trunk. Both actions may have been performed countless times without issues, yet on this occasion, a breakdown in the control mechanism resulted in injury.
Have you ever considered why our current diagnostic tools only focus on the joints and the skeletal system—just one-third of the NEURO-MUSCULAR-SKELETAL SYSTEM—and why we still rely on a somewhat outdated diagnostic approach based on symptoms, orthopedic tests, joint restrictions, misalignments, or what we can observe on X-rays, MRI, or ultrasound?
THAT'S WHY WE HAVE A PROBLEM...
In the world of musculoskeletal practice, it is standard to focus on major structural distortions, symptoms such as debilitating pain, and restrictions in range of motion. A practitioner will look at the outward rotated hip, the fixated vertebra,“subluxation”, the hyper mobile sacroiliac joint, the elevated shoulder, the tight hamstring, or weak quadriceps and attempt to correct them. But when the dysfunction remains, after intensive and sometimes invasive treatment, it will be classify as idiopathic, meaning the problem is of unknown origin.
PROTECTIVE MECHANISM
As we know that a vital part of the controlling system of the neuromuscular system, is that immediate action can be
taken, if the muscles, tendons or joints are exposed to extreme forces. Such as in an accident, fall, bad twist, over
loading or bad habits. The action taken in such circumstances is inhibitory, and can therefore weaken a muscle. If the reflex arc/mechanoreceptor doesn’t "reset" itself, after the overloading forces has subsided, we have a problem.
When it comes to the neuro-muscular component, you can now use a FUNCTIONAL approach that provides a window into the underlying neuro-muscular control mechanisms, offering remarkable insights into the root causes of your patients' problems. A method called:
NEURO MUSCULAR FUNCTION TESTING (NMFT)
Remember from your neurophysiology lectures, that certain receptors respond to mechanical stimuli, and we can trigger them by applying manual manipulative therapy. It seems to re-sit the sensory nerve receptor and concomitant inhibitory interneuron. Allowing the weakened muscle to regain immediate functionality (strength). Identifying the weakened muscle, by utilising NMFT, are we able to identify the reflex arc involved and thereby specifying the appropriate treatment necessary.
NEUROLOGY
Fully Autonomous system...
1. Identifies the Root Cause, Not Just the Symptoms
Traditional diagnostics often focus on structural abnormalities (e.g., joint misalignments, disc degeneration), but many patients experience pain and dysfunction without clear structural issues. A neuromuscular approach evaluates functional imbalances, muscle inhibition, and faulty movement patterns, leading to a deeper understanding of the root cause.
2. Assesses How the Nervous System Controls Movement
The nervous system controls every aspect of muscle function, from activation to coordination. Neuromuscular testing can reveal if a muscle is inhibited due to faulty neural input—something that X-rays, MRIs, and orthopedic tests cannot detect. Identifying these neurological dysfunctions allows for precise, targeted interventions.
3. Provides Real-Time Functional Assessment
Unlike imaging, which only shows a static snapshot, neuromuscular assessments evaluate how muscles function dynamically, in real-time. This makes it possible to detect compensatory movement patterns, asymmetries, and reflexive dysfunctions, which are often the true cause of pain and performance limitations.
4. Detects Hidden Muscle Weakness & Inhibition
A structurally healthy joint can still lack stability if the supporting muscles are inhibited or weak due to a dysfunctional reflex arc. Neuromuscular testing identifies which muscles are underperforming and why, so treatment can be specifically tailored to restore proper function.
5. Improves Reflexive Stability & Injury Prevention
Muscles provide protective stability through reflexive activation. If these reflexes are disrupted (due to injury, overload, or dysfunction), the body loses its ability to stabilize properly, leading to recurrent injuries. A neuromuscular approach restores these automatic protective responses, reducing injury risk.
6. Enhances Treatment Precision
Instead of using a one-size-fits-all approach (such as general strengthening or stretching), neuromuscular testing allows precise targeting of dysfunctional muscles, reflex arcs, and neural pathways. This ensures that only the areas that need intervention are treated, leading to faster recovery.
7. Facilitates Faster Recovery & Rehabilitation
By restoring neuromuscular function, the body can recover more efficiently, as the right muscles activate at the right time. This prevents compensatory overuse injuries, reduces pain faster, and ensures smoother rehabilitation compared to traditional methods.
8. Improves Motor Control & Movement Efficiency
Efficient movement is dependent on proper muscle coordination and timing. A neuromuscular approach helps to retrain muscle firing sequences, leading to better posture, improved biomechanics, and reduced strain on joints and connective tissues.
9. Prevents Chronic Pain & Dysfunction
Many patients develop chronic pain due to poor neuromuscular coordination rather than structural damage. Addressing neuromuscular dysfunctions early helps prevent long-term compensatory issues, reducing the likelihood of persistent pain syndromes.
10. Leads to More Sustainable & Long-Lasting Results
Structural treatments (e.g., surgery, joint manipulations, or injections) may provide temporary relief, but without addressing the neuromuscular system, symptoms often return. A neuromuscular approach ensures that the body’s movement patterns, reflexes, and stability mechanisms are functioning optimally, leading to long-term improvements in function and pain relief.
Here are 10 reasons why using a neuromuscular approach provides a much more accurate diagnosis and leads to more effective treatment outcomes:
Conclusion
By integrating neuromuscular assessments and interventions, clinicians can achieve greater diagnostic accuracy and develop more targeted, effective treatment plans. This leads to faster recovery, better performance, and long-lasting results—something that purely structural assessments cannot offer.
A Whole Body Approach, Using Functional Diagnosing and Treatment
WHY I SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE:
Gain a functional assessment tool that can easily diagnose most muscle and joint problems your patients may consult you about.
Experience an incredible Wow Factor with a system that focuses on maintaining optimal function.
Show your patients the immediate effect from pre- to post-test - an instant functional improvement.
Use a tool to scan your asymptomatic patients and athletes, demonstrating why they should see you to prevent injuries.
Why this method is not a part of the educational program is a mystery to me. Today, I couldn't imagine myself as a practicing chiropractor without a functional approach to my treatment. NMFT has truly made a difference for me and all my patients.
Peter
Chiropractor
After being out of practice for a few years, I reignited my passion as a practitioner after working with Morten and learning about Neuro Muscular Function Tests (NMFT).
It has revolutionized the way I diagnose and treat. I now have a test that tells me exactly what the treatment should consist of, and it has made a tremendous difference for my patients and my own approach to treatment. I am deeply grateful for what NMFT has done for me and my practice.
Niels
Chiropractor
Test and you will know.
8 weeks to become an expert...
NMFT 8 week education in 6 modules:
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3 x Weekends. (2-3 wks apart).
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3 x Live Zoom Group Calls.
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Private FB group.
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BONUS 1: One yearly workshop. (1 day).
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BONUS 2: Marketing material.
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BONUS 3: Split payments.
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BONUS 4: Free E-Book (Incl. Video library).