Movement Optimization
What is Movement Optimization?
Movement Optimization applies the Joint Care System to how the body organizes movement, joint relationships, and load management.
Rather than chasing symptoms or short-term outcomes, sessions emphasize assessment, guided input, and integration — helping individuals better understand how their body moves and adapts under stress, repetition, and performance demands.
Who This Is Appropriate For
Movement Optimization is commonly used by:
Athletes navigating recurring limitations or performance plateaus
Individuals returning to training after rehab or time away
Active adults experiencing inefficient or restricted movement patterns
Those seeking to maintain movement quality and structural integrity over time
Session Structure & Pricing
Performance Therapy Session (60 min) → $185
Movement Optimization is delivered through Performance Therapy Sessions, which may also be used for ELDOA or Fascial Stretch Therapy based on your goals and preferences
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What Clients Say
“After rehab, this approach helped me rebuild control and trust in my movement. I feel ready to perform again.” — Recreational Athlete, NYC
“This work helped me reorganize how I move day to day — not just in training, but at work and in recovery.” Finance Professional, Manhattan
Begin With a Consultation
A one-on-one consultation to assess movement quality and determine whether the Joint Care System — and Movement Optimization within it — is the right fit for your goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Movement Optimization focuses on how your entire system works together — including fascia, joint relationships, and movement patterns. While physical therapy is often injury- or diagnosis-based, this work emphasizes efficiency, alignment, and long-term movement quality to support both recovery and prevention.
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Not at all. Many clients come in pain-free and use Movement Optimization to improve efficiency, enhance performance, or reduce recurring stiffness and fatigue before it becomes a problem.
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Wear athletic or comfortable clothing that allows free movement. Minimalist or barefoot-style footwear is recommended, as it helps us assess and retrain natural mechanics through the entire kinetic chain.
Still have questions? See our full FAQ page for more details.