Course Description

Elite rotational athletes don't simply generate force—they transfer it with precision. Whether throwing a baseball, serving a volleyball, swinging a golf club, or delivering a powerful strike, performance depends on the seamless integration of mobility, stability, timing, and kinetic sequencing.

In Rotational Athlete, Evan Hauger, DPT, takes you beyond traditional biomechanics to explore how rotational force is created, transferred, and controlled throughout the body. You'll learn to evaluate movement through the lens of kinetic linking, athlete-specific motor signatures, and sport-specific demands while developing practical strategies to optimize performance and safely return athletes to competition.

This course combines biomechanics, clinical reasoning, and real-world coaching applications to help clinicians confidently assess rotational athletes and build individualized rehabilitation and performance programs.