DNS Australia

DNS Strength Training Course – Part I has been successfully completed in Melbourne, Australia!

This three-day course introduced the application of DNS principles to traditional strength training. Participants focused on trunk stabilization, breathing, and the use of DNS concepts in fundamental movements such as pressing, pulling, hinging, and squatting.

Thank you to all participants for your great engagement and active involvement throughout the course.
Special thanks to our instructors Richard Ulm and Hans Lindgren for their expert guidance and sharing valuable experience.

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

There are still a couple of spots available!

We have a second website for DNS courses in Australia. Check it out: https://fmiseminars.com.au/

Excellent example of trunk stability in action, the winner is able to maintain a stable spine and head posture which allows her to access maximal efficiency in her running posture

Queenslander sprinter Thewbelle Philp has achieved a blistering, record-breaking 100m performance at the Australian All Schools Athletics Championships. Read her story at the Courier Mail.

DNS Manual Therapy with Michal Truc held at Movement Therapy in Wollongong. Fantastic group to work with and Michal was, as always, exceptional.
Final stop for Michal on this Aussie Tour is at the EP Group in Melbourne 21-23 March.
Fasten your seatbelts - it is going to be another amazing course!

DNS course exploring implementation of the principles of developmental locomotion in functional rehabilitation is coming up 21-23 of February 2025 in Newcastle.
We will bring 6 cases to the workshop . Examine , assess and discuss how to facilitate the rehabilitation strategies for each patient.
Join us to improve your clinical skill set
www.dnsaustralia.com for registration

DNS Australia | Inger Villadsen | Health & Wellbeing DNS Australia - we teach DNS for health & wellbeing, Embraced by Clinicians, Coaches & Sports Trainers worldwide, this contemporary and rapidly expanding approach focuses on functional rehabilitation.

DNS Integrative Assessment 1 with Robert Lardner. We had a fantastic course in Wollongong and Melbourne is next stop.