SEE IT. TREAT IT. FIX IT
THE DEEP CORE
FRAMEWORK
It's not the exercises.
It's what you're not seeing
Your back pain patients aren't getting better. (And its not because you need more exercises)
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The problem isn't your treatment. Its what you're not seeing.
Learn to spot the compensation patterns, movement "cheats" and hidden dysfunctions that keep your patients stuck - and finally have a framework to fix them.
Let's talk about your back pain patients. The ones who aren't getting better.
They come in. You do your assessment. You prescribe your core exercises — the ones you learned in school, the ones you've seen work before.
They come back a week later. Maybe two. Same pain. Or worse. You adjust the program. Add a progression. Try a different cue.
Something's not clicking — and you're not entirely sure what.
The thing is, you're probably not prescribing the "wrong" exercises.
Your patients are doing them in a way that reinforces the exact movement patterns that got them hurt in the first place.
And if you don't know what to look for — the rib cage position, the pelvic compensation, the subtle "cheats" — you can't catch it.
So you keep prescribing. They keep compensating. Nothing changes.
And then they ask the question you're dreading:
"But why is this happening to me?"
You give an answer. The textbook answer. It's not wrong. But you're not totally sure it's right for this patient.
And that quiet uncertainty? It follows you to the next appointment.
You've tried to fill this gap.
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In school, you learned the theory. The anatomy. A handful of core exercises you've been rotating through ever since. But no one taught you what to look for — how the rib cage and pelvis should interact, what compensations actually mean, or how to spot when a patient is "cheating" their way through a movement.
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So you took a continuing ed course. Maybe a few. They talked about the importance of form. They emphasized assessment. But you left without clear guidelines.
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And then there's Instagram. You've saved dozens of posts. "Great core exercise for LBP." "Try this with your back pain patients." But an album of random exercises isn't the same as knowing what your patient actually needs.
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None of it has given you what you actually need: a way to look at a patient and know what's going on — and know what to do about it.
What if you could actually see it?
The compensation pattern. The rib cage that won't stay stacked. The pelvis doing something sneaky on every rep.
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What if, instead of guessing, you looked at a patient and knew — that's the problem. That's where we start.
What if you could explain it to them in a way that actually made sense? Not a vague textbook answer, but something specific to their body, their movement, their pain.
And what if the exercises you prescribed weren't just "good core exercises" — but the exact right progression for what this patient needs right now?
That's what changes when you know what to look for.
Introducing: The Deep Core Framework
A practical framework for physiotherapists and allied healthcare practitioners who treat back pain, post-surgical, postnatal, and orthopaedic patients — and want to understand the role the core plays in all of it.
Because it's not just your back pain patients. It's the shoulder that won't stabilize. The hip that keeps flaring up. The post-op patient who can't progress. The knee that isn't responding to what should be working.
The core is the common thread. This course shows you how to see it, assess it, and treat it.
Benefits
After this course, you'll be able to:
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Assess the core and actually know what you're looking at — rib cage position, pelvic compensation, the subtle cheats that change everything.
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Understand the difference between the inner and outer core unit — and how they work together (or don't) in your patients.
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See how the diaphragm and pelvic floor influence everything — and why so many "core exercises" fail without this piece.
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Connect what you're seeing to what it means — so your clinical reasoning has a clear path forward.
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Prescribe exercises that match what this patient needs — and cue them in a way that actually gets the movement you're looking for.
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See how the core connects to the shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle — so you stop treating symptoms and start treating the source.
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Here's what you get:
2 Hours of Focused Video Training No fluff, no filler. Short lectures and real demonstrations that get straight to what you need to know — and what you need to see. Watch it between patients or binge it on a Sunday. Your call.
The Anatomy & Neuroanatomy Foundation A clear review of exactly how the muscles, nerves, and joints work together — so you're not just memorizing exercises, you're understanding why they work and when they don't.
Practical Movement Modules Where theory becomes clinical. You'll see exactly what to look for, what it means, and how to translate your observations into treatment decisions you're confident in.
1 Year of Access — Or Lifetime If You Complete It Finish the course within your first year and unlock lifetime access. Come back whenever you need a refresher — before a tricky patient, after a confusing case, or just to sharpen your eye. It's there when you need it.
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