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The Future of Movement Assessment | Kinetisense

from Movement Podcast · host Gray Cook and Dr. Lee Burton

In this episode of the Movement Podcast, Gray Cook and Lee Burton sit down with Ryan Como, CEO of Kinetisense, to talk about where movement screening is headed next.Ryan shares how his background as a chiropractor—and as an injured D1 hockey athlete—pushed him beyond “treat the painful joint” toward multi-segment, 3D movement assessment. The conversation covers how objective scoring, population comparisons, and AI-driven recommendations can enhance—not replace—clinical expertise.We dig into:• Why FMS breakpoints hold up when compared to lab-grade systems• Turning movement screening into trend data (0–100 scoring vs. only 0/1/2/3)• Using data loops to learn what correctives work best for who• Planar plasticity: why elite athletes move well in all three planesThe long game: movement epidemiology—catching risk before injury happensLearn more: https://www.kinetisense.com/fms-kinetisense/Functional Movement SystemsYouTubeFacebookInstagramX (Twitter)Subscribe to the FMS Newsletter

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In this episode of the Movement Podcast, Gray Cook and Lee Burton sit down with Ryan Como, CEO of Kinetisense, to talk about where movement screening is headed next. Ryan shares how his background as a chiropractor—and as an injured D1 hockey athlete—pushed him beyond “treat the painful joint” toward multi-segment, 3D movement assessment. The conversation covers how objective scoring, population comparisons, and AI-driven recommendations can enhance—not replace—clinical expertise. We dig in...

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