Rintala Movement Flow

Rintala Movement Flow Turning the ordinary to extraordinary through chiropractic care and movement therapies. Dr. Rintala He who treats the site of pain is lost - Karl Lewit, M.D.

Changing the ordinary to extraordinary through chiropractic care and movement therapies.

03/15/2026

DNS Viscero-Vertebral Relations and Their Clinical use in the Rehabilitation Practice

3 - Day Course in Visceral Dysfunction & Treatment

San Diego, California

August 21-23, 2026

Instructor
Petr Bitnar, MPT, Ph.D.

Location:
San Diego, California

Course objectives - DNS approach to:

Functional Assessment and treatment in:
- Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease
- Swallowing problems, globus, odynophagia
- Constipation
- Non-specific abdominal pain
- Functional sterility
- Urinary and bowel incontinence
- Postural assessment and treatment in chronic dysfunction of internal organs
- Mobilization and soft tissue techniques in chronic dysfunction of internal organs
- Systematic trigger point therapy and global reciprocal muscle inhibition

03/04/2026

Pavel Kolar, PT, PhD. demonstrating resistance to planned movement at end ranges with joint centration and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization.

One of the many things we will be seeing at the Movement Performance Summit at Stanford University on June 6-7, 2026

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization �Movement Performance Summit �Hosted by Stanford University Sports Medicine

Register:

https://rintalachiro.com/dns-movement-performance-summit/

June 6-7, 2026
We will meet in-person at:
Stanford University Arrillaga Family Sports Center

Summit Instructors:

- Professor Pavel Kolar, P.T., Paed. Dr., Ph.D.
- Professor Alena Kobesova, M.D., Ph.D.
- Clare Frank, PT, DPT, MS
- Michael Rintala, D.C.

Interactive workshops and patient demonstrations!

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) is a rehabilitation approach rooted in developmental kinesiology, focusing on the neurophysiological aspects of motor development during early childhood. This method emphasizes the significance of innate movement patterns observed in infants, which serve as the foundation for optimal posture and functional joint stability in adults.

In the realm of sports, DNS has been integrated to enhance athletic performance and prevent injuries. By training athletes to achieve spinal stability and functional joint centration through exercises in developmental positions, DNS contributes to improved movement efficiency and reduced injury risk.
This is an amazing opportunity to learn from Professor Kolar in the United States as his travel from the Czech Republic has become less frequent. Professor Kolar and the other presenters will be giving a combination of lectures, workshops and patient demonstrations.

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02/17/2026

Julia Demokova, MPT demonstrating Half kneeling/High kneeling transitions in order to focus on single leg loading quality in support function. Phasic function of the stepping forward leg also exhibits, optimal joint centration in open change function.

I utilize this sequence with all of my running athletes!

Check out the upcoming DNS coursework in order to enhance your movement and performance!!

https://rintalachiro.com/upcoming-seminars/

01/19/2026

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization 
The Tennis Athlete
July  18-19, 2026

10000 USTA BLVD.
ORLANDO, FL 32827
https://rintalachiro.com/the-tennis-athlete/

Course Time:
Saturday 9 am-5 pm
 
Sunday 8:30 am-3 pm
 
Course Fees:
Early Bird before May 1, 2026 – $695 USD
RegularAfter May 1, 2026 – $795 USD
**The 100 EUR Prague School of Rehabilitation Fee is included in the course fee!**

DNS is a contemporary and rapidly expanding approach that is being embraced by clinicians, coaches and sports trainers both in USA and internationally. DNS utilises the principles of development kinesiology in training programmes to optimise global motor patterns, thereby enhancing human movement and sports performance. DNS focusses on intra-abdominal regulation in posture and movement, for optimal loading of joints in the kinetic chain, to maximize movement efficiency, and to minimize risk of overloading and injury. 
Why should you attend?
This is for those who want to be able to think about movement in 3D and facilitate change for the athlete to allow the player to reach their optimal potential.
Course Objectives to:
* Gain an understanding of the basic principles of developmental kinesiology, and its relationship to tennis movement patterns.
* Discuss and demonstrate the basis of human movement: the biomechanics of both stabilizing & dynamic motor function and functional joint centration, with a focus on the shoulder and hip.
* Evaluate and correct poor respiratory patterns.
* Integrate corrective exercises based on the DNS developmental positions in supine, prone, low kneeling, oblique sit and quadruped global movements.
* Demonstrate specific warm-ups and cool-downs for “brain-resetting” and recovery.
*Space will be limited in order to provide an ideal ratio between instructor and students.

01/12/2026

New Online DNS Tutorial with Martina Jezkova, MPT - January 19th, 2026 at 6:30pm PST:

Topic:
Integrating DNS breathing concepts with pranayama techniques, mechanics, and physiology

Class Details:
* The Live Stream happens at 6:30pm PST, January 19, 2026
* If you cannot make the 60-minute online tutorial live you will be able to watch the replay for 3 weeks following the live stream!!!!!!
* This live interactive demonstration/discussion will be followed by a short question-and-answer session with the Prague School instructor

Registration Link is here:  https://www.rintalamovementdesigns.com/tutorials 

Workshop Objectives:

- Discuss thoracic cage, lungs, and heart mobility utilizing DNS and pranayama breathing
- Practice the respiratory patterns that best address mobility restrictions on the heart and lungs
- Discuss and demonstrate how too utilize breathing patterns in cardiac patients

Class Details:
* The Live Stream happens at 6:30pm pm PST,
* If you cannot make the 60-minute online tutorial live you will be able to watch the replay for 3 weeks following the live stream!!!!!!
* This live interactive demonstration/discussion will be followed by a short question and answer session with the Prague School instructor
* Prior Prague School Approved DNS Coursework is required to attend and access this online Zoom tutorial- you can use this link to check your prior DNS coursework status.
* Cost: $40

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5945 Pacific Center Boulevard Suite 510
San Diego, CA
92121

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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