Speaking & Workshops

Movement education
doesn't stop in the
treatment room.

I speak with clinical teams and athletic organizations on the practical side of movement, the part that happens after the appointment ends.

Eric Paige with a medalist athlete at a USATF Masters championship event
Topics

Five conversations I'm asked for most.

Bridging the gap

Translating clinical care into real-world movement frameworks your staff and clients can use. What the practitioner knows, expressed as something a person can actually do at home.

Workshops

Hands-on group sessions for clinical teams and athletic organizations. Assessment, SMR technique and corrective progressions, practiced rather than lectured.

SMR as a team strategy

How myofascial release and corrective exercise become part of your team's wellness culture instead of an individual habit a few people keep up.

Movement-first culture

Building practices and programs where movement health is built in, not bolted on. Structure, staffing and the education that makes it hold.

Panel appearances

Professional development events, industry panels and organizational discussions on wellness, corrective exercise and the clinical-to-practical handoff.

Something else?

If your team has a specific gap, tell me about it. Most of these topics started as a question someone asked after a session.

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Formats

Sized to the room you have.

Talk

A single session for a full staff

One topic, delivered to a whole team in one sitting. Best when you want everyone holding the same framework before you change anything operationally.

Hands-on workshop

Practiced, not lectured

Your staff on the floor, working through assessment, SMR technique and corrective progressions on each other. People retain what they've done, not what they've watched.

Panel or event

Professional development and industry discussion

Conference panels, association meetings and organizational events on wellness, corrective exercise and the clinical-to-practical handoff.

Ongoing consulting

For teams building a program, not attending a session

Program design, staff education and the follow-through that keeps a new movement offering from quietly reverting after month two.

Who this is for

Teams that already know their stuff.

The best sessions happen with groups who have the clinical knowledge and want help making it land with the people they serve.

  • Clinical practices & rehab teams
  • Athletic organizations
  • Wellness & fitness staff
  • Corporate wellness programs
  • Industry panels & conferences
Eric Paige coaching a loaded split squat with an athlete in the weight room

Ten years collaborating with fitness, wellness and holistic professionals across the United States, including coordinating a rehabilitation team of massage therapists, personal trainers, physical therapists and corrective exercise specialists as Director of Rehabilitation.

Booking for workshops and panels.

Tell me the audience, the format and the date you're working toward.