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The ALTIS Performance Therapy Masterclass, Part 2: An Integrated Approach with Dr. Jason Ross

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Dr. Jason Ross demonstrates a barbell progression using locked knees and asymmetrical loading to restore hip control and cross-body stability.

🦵 From Treatment to Training This clip comes from the Reconditioning Session in the ALTIS Performance Therapy Masterclass – An Integrated Approach with Dr. Jason Ross. Here, Jason takes Norris Spike through a simple barbell progression — using locked knees, big toe integration, and asymmetrical loading to restore hip control and cross-body stability. That’s the essence of this Masterclass: real athletes, real cases, and the decision-making that links therapy directly to performance. Why take it? You’ll watch Jason work through live treatment sessions, hear the breakdowns with Stu McMillan and BJ Cole, and see how reconditioning drills transfer gains from the table back into sport. Every module gives you tools and strategies you can apply with your athletes right away. 📚 Modules in this Masterclass 1. Meeting Jason Ross – Athlete-to-practitioner journey & the C.E.T. framework 2. Treatment Session with Amira Young – Linking foot, ankle, and hip function 3. Amira Young Session Commentary – Step-by-step breakdown with Jason, Stu & BJ 4. Treatment Session with Norris Spike – Working through osteitis pubis and pelvic control 5. Norris Spike Commentary – Diagnosis, fascial links, and treatment decisions 6. Reconditioning Session with Norris Spike – Progressions that reinforce hip control & adduction 7. Graduation & Next Steps – Key lessons to apply in your own setting 🎥 Full access to all 7 modules is available now at a special launch price of just $99 through 9/28. 🔗 loom.ly/fG86-lI

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