BASE: Building an Athletic Structure for Exercise

A true test of knowledge is being able to teach it—and that’s exactly what we strive for at the BASE Course. 💡

Our goal isn’t just memorization. It’s deep understanding, critical thinking, and a complete reframing of how we approach movement, rehab, and performance—so we can serve our patients and clients for a lifetime.

Take a listen to how our first cohort walked away from just ONE module with tools they could immediately apply to create real, meaningful outcomes. This is just the beginning. 🧠✨

A true test of knowledge is being able to teach it—and that’s exactly what we strive for at the BASE Course. 💡 Our goal isn’t just memorization. It’s deep understanding, critical thinking, and a complete reframing of how we approach movement, rehab, and performance—so we can serve our patients and clients for a lifetime. Take a listen to how our first cohort walked away from just ONE module with tools they could immediately apply to create real, meaningful outcomes. This is just the beginning. 🧠✨

Check out our Founder’s story, Dr. Joel Kerr.

“A whole lifetime of lessons, blessings, failures, and successes in one post.

It doesn’t even scratch the surface of what this journey has been— but every moment, challenge, and win shaped who I am today.

This is just the beginning of BASE. I am grateful for it all 🖤”

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Building an Athletic Structure for Exercise starts from the ground up! 🦶🏾

If you’re a coach or clinician looking to create a clear, meaningful approach to performance enhancement and injury mitigation — BASE () is for you.

More than a continuing education course with .gbcollege, BASE is a movement. A community of healthcare professionals who believe in doing better — rooted in science, driven by purpose.

Let’s build a stronger foundation, together! 🦶🏼

Building an Athletic Structure for Exercise starts from the ground up! 🦶🏾 If you’re a coach or clinician looking to create a clear, meaningful approach to performance enhancement and injury mitigation — BASE (@basesupports) is for you. More than a continuing education course with @ce.gbcollege, BASE is a movement. A community of healthcare professionals who believe in doing better — rooted in science, driven by purpose. Let’s build a stronger foundation, together! 🦶🏼

Check out our very own Dr. J as he dives into his "WHY"!

#mentorship #teaching #educator #coach #coachup #revibe | Joel Kerr BPHE, DC, D. Ac, FRA® , FR® , FRC® CSCS® 🗣️ Joel 2:28 "And afterward, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions."

🗣️ The midfoot is the silent architect of movement—balancing tension and timing, translating ground into greatness. To move well, we must first build well. BASE starts From The Ground Up
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The midfoot is comprised of the navicular, medial, intermediate and lateral cuneiforms, and the cuboid. The bones of the midfoot form the medial longitudinal, the lateral longitudinal, and the transverse arches, which together comprise a half dome.
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The function of the midfoot is to transmit and attenuate force and allow the foot to accommodate to the variable surface of the ground.
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The arches are supported and controlled by a combination of bony congruency and static and dynamic extrinsic and intrinsic stabilizers.
The primary stabilizers of the midfoot are evolutionary adaptations favorable for bipedal locomotion and consist of the osseous, muscular, and ligamentous structures that support the longitudinal arches, calcaneocuboid, and tarsometatarsal articulations.
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The adaptations found in the human foot allow for various degrees of mechanical coupling of the forefoot to the rearfoot during gait (midtarsal locking) and control of dorsiflexion of the lateral tarsometatarsal joints (midtarsal break) during the stance phase