Human Matrix Seminar

Entering the Matrix and affecting movement systemically builds up your client’s movement repertoire from the ground up better than ever before.

Most continuing education courses focus on teaching all theory and no practical application or teaching you a technique without a why or when.

Human Matrix is different because we strive to give a perfect balance of theoretical understanding and practical application. You will leave with not only a better knowledge base but as a better coach or practitioner.

Seminar Objectives

• Impact patient and client lives by maximizing movement variability and variance.
• Normalize systemic joint range of motion to both reduce pain and improve how clients move with a few simple movements.
• Integrate breathing into your practice to reduce your clients’ pain and improve movement capabilities.

The Opportunity

• Treat patients who hurt multiple areas by determining a common starting point.
• Coach clients to move more effectively to enhance conditioning and return to function.
• Establish better clinical outcomes by providing patients with a comprehensive rehabilitation approach.

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Zac graduated from St. Ambrose University Doctor of Physical therapy program in 2011, completed an orthopedic residency in 2013 to attain his OCS, became a certified strength and conditioning coach that same year (CSCS), and has spent the bulk of his career studying and becoming certified in various lines of thought (Postural Restoration, FMS, SFMA, Dry Needling, Precision Nutrition, Certified Speed and Agility Coach, and many more). Zac is a former NBA physical therapist and strength coach and is currently known as an international speaker and teacher.

Zac's story

Zac had to work incredibly hard to learn many scientific concepts in college, with varied successes and failures. Despite the continual review, much of the information didn’t stick. Although he had a knack for orthopedic physical therapy, he didn’t see the results he had hoped for during his clinical rotations. He felt inept, out of place, and lost. That all changed in Indianapolis.

There he met one of his greatest mentors, Bill Hartman. He helped build his confidence as a clinician, taught him the basic sciences and rehabilitation in an easy-to-learn manner, and gave him outside-the-box solutions to help his patients. What was most admirable was his discipline and continual desire to learn.

People like Bill and the people we work with continue driving him to get better. That motivated him to attend over 70 continuing education courses during his first five years out of school, and it inspired him to better his understanding through writing, speaking, and teaching. To put him in uncomfortable situations so he could grow and that pushed him to become the best version of himself.

The Human Matrix seminar is a product of that goal. As a physical therapist and strength coach, he has many clinicians and coaches who reach out to him, yearning for a mentor. Someone that has made the mistakes already and can learn from. Someone to hold them accountable.

Regardless of if you are a clinician, coach, or enthusiast, he will do his best to help you reach your goals. He wants you to learn through his failures and successes, accelerating the journey to becoming the best you.