Free Webinars with Evidence Based Fitness Academy

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Get ready for the next *free* educational webinar series from EBFA happening this January! As always both of these webinars will be *recorded* and *archived* just in case you cannot catch it live!


The Role of Functional & Regenerative Medicine in Plantar Fasciosis with Dr Emily Splichal

**Sponsored by WebExercises.com**


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Educational Webinar


Tuesday January 17th
1pm EST


***will be recorded**


Often associated with overuse, insufficient footwear or over-pronation, plantar fasciitis or heel pain is one of the most common conditions presenting to a Podiatrists or Movement Specialists office. Join WebExercises presenting Dr. Emily Splichal as she takes a look at the role of functional medicine and cutting edge treatment of chronic, non-responding plantar heel pain utilizing regenerative medicine.


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Foot to Core Sequencing |

The Foundation to Human Locomotion with Dr Emily Splichal

**Sponsored by Somatic Senses**


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Educational Webinar


Wednesday January 25th

930pm EST


***will be recorded**


The average adult takes between 5,000 - 8,000 steps a day with each foot contact being associated with 1 - 1.5 x our bodyweight in impact forces. Join Podiatrist and Movement Specialist Dr Emily as she explores how the anticipation of impact forces and ground contact is the key to movement efficiency, optimal performance and injury prevention.

Take the concept of fascial tensioning, pre-activation training and neuro-sequencing to the next level with programing that will change your clients and athletes movement patterns forever. At the end of this webinar you will see gravity as your friend - not foe!


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