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Are you ready to transform your posture, performance, and overall well being? Functional Patterns is an integrated system that aligns your joints and get’s your body working as a whole. It is a results driven method that teaches your fascia how to work for you and not against you with gravity. By focusing on correcting the functions that make us human: Standing, Walking, Running, Throwing, the rest of our movement patterns fall into place. Kelly is a Human Biomechanics Level 1 Certified instructor who has a passion for getting people out of pain and allowing them to once again trust their bodies. Credentials
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Functional Patterns is a system of movement that focuses on correcting dysfunctional movement patterns, improving mobility, and optimizing performance. It is based on the principles of biomechanics, neuroscience, and evolutionary biology.
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Functional Patterns works surprisingly well for:
People with chronic posture or alignment issues (rounded shoulders, forward head, pelvic tilt)
Those who want to improve gait, balance, or foot/ankle function
Busy people who need effective, time-efficient training for life demands (standing, walking, lifting)
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You can absolutely start with just your body and a few simple tools (fascia release tools, bands and free weights). Over time, adding tools like a cable machine, medicine balls or maces can facilitate deeper structural work — but no massive gym is required. The goal is intelligent movement and that can be facilitated through light equipment and focused work.
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Consistency matters more than frequency. Initially, 1-2 focused sessions per week is a great starting point. As your body adapts, you can simply integrate movement and fascia work into daily life. Implementing what you have learned and practicing on your own will bring faster results. The process is gradual — structural shifts take time, but gentle, consistent work yields powerful results.
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Yes — and often especially beneficial. Because the movements are controlled, aligned, and focused on real-life biomechanics rather than maximal load, Functional Patterns can help stabilize joints, support fascia, and gradually build strength and mobility without placing undue stress. As always, listen to your body, and we can adapt exercises as needed.