Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization

Can posture change in just a few moments?
This example from the DNS Clinical Course B in Zagreb shows the immediate effect of targeted activation based on DNS principles.
Before activation, we can observe a more pronounced spinal curvature and asymmetry in standing. After activation, the posture becomes visibly more balanced.
A great example of how postural stabilization and movement strategy can influence the way the body organizes itself in standing.
Small intervention. Visible change. And a great opportunity to learn through practice.

🇭🇷 DNS Clinical – Basic Course “B” has been successfully completed in Zagreb, Croatia!
During three intensive days, participants built on the foundations of Course A and explored differentiated movement patterns, advanced DNS functional testing, clinical reasoning, and corrective exercises in ipsilateral and contralateral positions.
Thank you to all participants for your enthusiasm and active involvement throughout the course.
Special thanks to our instructor Veronika Cmolikova, MPT, for her expert guidance and sharing valuable experience.
We look forward to seeing you at the next level – DNS Clinical Course C!

🇮🇹 DNS Strength Training Course – Part I has been successfully completed in Brendola, Italy!
During three intensive days, participants explored how DNS principles can be applied to strength training, with a focus on stabilization, breathing, functional joint centration, and fundamental strength movements.
Thank you to all participants for your energy and active involvement throughout the course.
Special thanks to our instructors Richard Ulm, DC, and Lukasz Burlinski, PT, for their expert guidance and sharing valuable experience.
We look forward to seeing you at upcoming DNS Strength Training Courses!

🇨🇿🎾 THE CZECH TEAM IS AMONG THE FINAL 8!

The Czech tennis team delivered a thrilling performance in Prague’s O2 Arena and, after defeating the USA 3–2, secured its place in the Davis Cup Final 8 in Bologna. 👏

We are also proud that Prof. PaedDr. Pavel Kolář, Ph.D., the expert behind the DNS method, was part of it and has long contributed to the care of top Czech tennis players.

Because behind every performance on the court, there is not only the player, but also an entire team taking care of preparation, health, and recovery.

Congratulations to the whole Czech team — and good luck in Bologna! 🇨🇿

🇺🇸 DNS Clinical – Basic Course “A” has been successfully completed in New York City, USA!

During three intensive days, participants explored the fundamentals of developmental kinesiology, postural stabilization, breathing patterns, DNS functional assessment, and corrective exercises.

Thank you to all participants for your active involvement throughout the course.

Special thanks to our instructor Zuzana Suzan, MPT, for her expert guidance and sharing valuable experience.

We look forward to seeing you at upcoming DNS Clinical Courses!

🇺🇸 DNS Baseball Specific Course has been successfully completed in Plano, Texas, USA!
During three intensive days, participants explored how DNS principles can be applied to baseball, with a focus on throwing mechanics, core stabilization, breathing, movement efficiency, and injury prevention.

Thank you to all participants for your active involvement throughout the course.

Special thanks to our instructor Brett Wi******er, DC, for his expert guidance and sharing valuable experience.

We look forward to seeing you at upcoming DNS Sports Specific Courses!

🇺🇸 Neurovisual Functions & DNS Integration: A Multimodal Approach to Sensorimotor Optimization
October 16–18, 2026 | Atlanta, GA

How does vision influence postural control, movement quality, and neuromuscular coordination?

This 2.5-day advanced course explores how neurovisual function can be assessed and integrated into the DNS approach, combining visual processing, movement, and sensorimotor control.

During the course, you will explore:
– eye function, vision, and visual processing
– key visual screening tests
– fundamental visual training techniques
– the relationship between visual and motor development
– manual techniques for the ocular and cranial system
– integration of neurovisual training into DNS developmental positions
– multimodal and cognitive training strategies
– application in rehabilitation and athletic performance

Instructor: Viktor Veselý, M.D.
Location: Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, GA

Previous completion of DNS Course A or DNS Exercise Course I is recommended, but not required.

Expand your clinical skills and discover another dimension of sensorimotor optimization. Registration is open – secure your place in Atlanta!

More information & registration:https://www.rehabps.cz/rehab/course.php?c_id=4086