Move to Improve

Dr. Nessler shares his calling and passion for injury prevention and performance enhancement using the most current research and technologies available. As a passionate educator, he is driven to share with all the latest peer reviewed journals in sports medicine and orthopedics and what that means to how we train and treat our athletes.

Monday, May 25, 2015

Application of Movement Assessment to the Ultimate Sport: MMA

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In our last blog “ Does Movement Assessment Really Tell You Anything ?” we discussed what a good movement assessment tells you and how you...
Monday, May 18, 2015

Does Movement Assessment Really Tell You Anything?

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Whether you are a physical therapist, an athletic trainer or a strength and conditioning coach, movement assessment has application across a...
Monday, May 11, 2015

Where Are We Now - Part II

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Last week we concluded with a study by Howell et al that looked at the impact that concussion has on gait balance deficits in youth athl...
Monday, May 4, 2015

Where Are We Now?

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In this blog, I will break for a moment from our standard format as I would like to start off this blog series by saying thank you to you, ...
Monday, March 2, 2015

We Don't Know What We Don't Know...But We Know More Than We Think! Part Deux

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Last week we talked about research related to identifying all the factors that put athletes at risk for injury.  The thought being not only...
Monday, February 23, 2015

We Don't Know What We Don't Know....But We Know More Than We Think!

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Several years ago, I had the opportunity to meet a gentleman who has had a tremendous influence on me, both from  a clinical aspect but als...
Monday, February 16, 2015

Keep Your Head In The Game - A Guest Post

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Throughout the history of our blog, we have written about the psychological impact that injuries can have on an athlete.  Several recent ...
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Dr. Trent Nessler - 24+ Years of Movement Passion

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Dr. Trent Nessler
Sports physical therapist with over 23 years experience. I have spent >20 years of my career researching and developing ways to assess athletic movement to identify movement patterns which lead to decreased performance and increased risk for injury. Founder|Developer of the ViPerform AMI which uses 3D wearable IMU (DorsaVi) to assess >1000 data points per assessment. As of June 2020, this assessment has been used on over 19,000 athletes across the US in over 390 facilities nationwide. ViPerform AMI is quickly becoming the standard of care for return to sport assessment. The ViPerform AMI is revolutionizing not only what we know about athletic movement but how we train to improve it. Don't guess how they move, know how they move with ViPerform AMI.
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