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Hire the Klings to come to your gym, studio, or business to implement and teach your coaches the complete HMI system.
The complete system for evaluating and correcting human movement.
Full-body movement patterns analyzed under real conditions to expose compensation and dysfunction.
Every major joint isolated and scored against defined pass thresholds — measurable and retestable.
Smash, Stretch, and Activate — in sequence, every time, tied directly to what the screen reveals.
Assess compound movement patterns, screen individual joint mobility, and identify compensation patterns — then deliver a corrective focus with a specific Smash, Stretch, and Activate protocol for each failed screen.
A six-step scientific framework — Observe, Hypothesize, Predict, Test, Implement, Complete — that removes subjectivity from every corrective decision and makes findings transparent and repeatable.
8 compound movement assessments expose where the body compensates. 13 single-joint mobility screens isolate exactly which restrictions are responsible — each with a defined pass threshold.
Every failed screen maps directly to a Smash, Stretch, and Activate protocol. Corrective Focus limits work to 1–3 priorities at a time — measurable, manageable, and retestable.
HMI is the only movement evaluation that breaks down the compound movements of the body, juxtaposes them with individual joint mobility, and provides exercises to solve specific movement limitations.
Learn the 5 key components of evaluating human movement — a structured framework for observing, hypothesizing, and solving movement problems.
Our 7 compound movement assessments expose different movement patterns including mobility, stability, and body awareness.
The 13 individual joint mobility screens we use are designed to isolate each joint of the body to expose where a client may lack mobility.
Our library of corrective exercises are arranged by the joint they help improve and include techniques for smashing, stretching, and activation.
Every failed mobility screen has a corresponding protocol. Smash addresses tissue restriction. Stretch restores end-range capacity. Activate reinforces control through the newly available range — in that order, every time.
Soft tissue compression techniques targeting the specific muscles and connective tissue restricting joint range of motion.
Targeted lengthening of restricted tissue after smashing — using the newly available range before it closes back down.
Neuromuscular activation exercises that train the body to own and control its new range — reinforcing the correction through movement.
"Body Basics is an amazing gym. James and Christine are truly knowledgeable in what they do, and I always leave feeling better than when I walked in."
"James has helped me improve my movement and posture significantly. His systematic approach to identifying the root cause of movement issues is unlike anything I've experienced before."
"Christine is incredibly skilled at identifying exactly what needs work and why. The corrective exercise protocols she builds are specific, measurable, and actually produce results."
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