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Our Method
The method is the product. It combines clinical assessment, calibrated movement, proprietary equipment and retesting so that each programme advances because the person is ready, not because a week number arrived.

The first task is to understand what the person can do today. Range, strength, symmetry and control become the baseline. The programme is then built around the gap between that baseline and the task the person wants back.
That makes the plan legible. A patient can see what is being trained, why it matters, and what has to change before the next phase opens.
Movement is not added at the end as a celebration. It is the medium of the work. Load is graded, repeated and retested, with the equipment acting as a consistent frame for the same clinical question each week.
The site does not publish equipment names yet because those records are still draft. The technology page explains the role without naming placeholders.
Sequence
Each phase closes by testing the same qualities that opened it. The next phase earns its place.
01
Measure the current state and define the useful target.
Baseline
02
Apply graded movement and equipment-supported work.
Training
03
Retest, compare and move only when the criteria are clear.
Criteria
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