09/28/2026
Physical activity is one of the most powerful tools we have to improve overall health.
If you’re a rehab provider, coach, trainer, or anyone else working in health and performance, helping people become and remain physically active should be a much bigger part of how we define our jobs.
Not just getting someone out of pain or helping someone hit a PR, but building the strength, capacity, confidence, and skills that allow someone to participate in physical activity for the rest of their life for the long game.
November 13-15, the First Principles of Movement faculty is taking over EXOS HQ in Phoenix to talk about what this looks like in practice - and how to actually make it work within the realities of your setting:
🌵Insurance-based or cash-based
🌵Gym or clinic
🌵Boutique or large-scale facility
🌵Athletes, older adults, people in pain, or the general population
Our settings and populations may differ, but the opportunity to impact someone’s long-term health doesn’t.
A major premise of this weekend is if we lean in heavily on our ability to help people in their own long game, create communities that help people feel safe and heard, and provide value that people didn’t even know they could get from movement professions - a sustainable business model follows.
And we’ll train together, hike together, workshop ideas, break into groups, and have deep conversations along the way.
🗓️November 13-15, 2026
📍EXOS HQ | Phoenix, AZ
Three days about thinking beyond the traditional scope of our jobs and getting better at the thing that matters most: Helping people build a lifetime of physical activity.
Link in bio to sign-up!
