Free Movement Screen

What This Costs, and What It Costs Not To

Private Session

$350

90 minutes, one-on-one, private Honolulu studio

Couples Session

$500

90 minutes for two people who train together

Full Movement Assessment

$500

A complete deep-dive diagnosis of your movement system. Included free in your first session when you begin a training program.

Programs

Most clients feel the difference within three sessions, see undeniable proof by six weeks, and experience permanent transformation by week ten. These programs are built around those milestones — not discounts, milestones.

Starter — 3 Sessions

$997

The entry point to experience the method and feel the difference in your body. Full Movement Assessment included in session one.

Transformation — 6 Sessions

$1,847

Designed to reach the six-week proof moment, where lasting change becomes undeniable. Assessment included in session one.

Complete Program — 10 Sessions

$2,997

Takes you all the way to week ten, where transformation becomes permanent and the foundation is locked in for life. Assessment included in session one.

Why It's Priced This Way

I'm not competing with gym trainers, and this isn't a gym-trainer price. Here's the honest comparison:

Back surgery was quoted to me personally at a 30% success rate. Between the operation, lost work, and recovery, it's a five-figure gamble — and the golfer who came to me with two failed spinal injections and a surgery date is still playing, 17 years later, without it.

Years of managing symptoms — the monthly massage, the recurring chiro visits, the PT rounds every time it flares up — quietly costs more than fixing the problem once. And you're still in pain between appointments.

Doing nothing costs the most. Ask anyone who stopped surfing, stopped playing, stopped picking up their grandkids — and then found out years later the problem was fixable the whole time.

What you're buying here isn't an hour of my time. It's 25 years of knowing exactly where to look, a method built from fixing my own "surgery-only" back, and a session that does rehab and strength training simultaneously — two disciplines in one 90 minutes.

What a Session Actually Includes

Every 90-minute session runs the full system: myofascial release, core integration, mobility work, the seven fundamental movement patterns, loaded strength training in your restored ranges, and a finishing sequence that puts your nervous system into recovery mode before you walk out. It's physical therapy, strength coaching, and mobility work in one session — because your body doesn't experience those as separate things, and neither should your training.

The Standard

In 25 years, every client who has followed the protocol fully has seen their symptoms decrease. One hundred percent. Most get back to lives they thought were behind them. I can't promise you'll be my easiest case. I can promise you'll know exactly what's wrong, exactly what we're doing about it, and you'll feel the difference — most clients feel it in the first session.

Questions People Ask Before Booking

Do I need any fitness experience?

None at all. Every client starts with a movement screen that identifies exactly where your body is compensating and why. Whether you're a competitive athlete or haven't trained in years, everything is built around your specific baseline.

How quickly will I feel results?

Most clients feel a difference in the first session. Lasting structural change typically becomes visible within four to six weeks. Permanent transformation locks in around ten weeks — which is why the Complete Program is structured that way.

How is this different from PT or a personal trainer?

PT treats the injury site and gets you back to baseline. A trainer builds fitness on whatever body you show up with. I find the system that created the problem, fix it, and then build strength on the corrected foundation — so you come back better than before, not just back.

Can I do this if I've had surgery or a serious injury?

Yes. Many of my longest-standing clients came after being told surgery was their only option. The method works with your body's actual mechanics regardless of injury history. The free Movement Screen is the best place to start.

Start With the Free Movement Screen

The screen is free. The answers are yours to keep either way. — Dan

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