It's different working with circus artists and they deserve knowledgeable clinicians.
This is the continuing education course that fills the gap between what you learned in school and working with folks who have goals and dreams of touching their butts to their heads, doing a split, a straight arm inversion, or a double twisting double.
Learn the exact framework that Dr. Emily Scherb, PT uses to assess her circus patients and accelerate their rehab process.
Join the course that can help you understand how circus bodies work and find a niche within this rapidly growing athletic population!
Fusion is coming in Spring 2026
...and I don't want you to miss it!
Anatomy looks different when we're talking CIRCUS!
"I expected a highly expert level and got it!" - Susan Frikken, DPT
"The best thing about this course was just how well broken down the lectures were. Even though I have minimal experience with circus artists, I feel like I now have a good place to start. I've also had some carry over in my gymnast population, so it's been incredibly helpful!" - Ashley Hiscock, ATC
Movement Diagnosis and Analysis
Learn about common circus injuries, the patterns that lead to them, how to spot them, and how recognizing them will improve your treatment planning.
Circus Skill Breakdown
Recognize faulty mechanics and learn which components of foundational skills matter when assessing and progressing circus patients.
Circus Specific Exercises
Exercises for circus bodies to increase range of motion, strengthen, rehab and correct common circus movement impairments and injuries.
Who is this course for?
- ALL types of clinicians who are interested in working with circus artists
- Clinicians who work with circus artists but want to learn more to serve their population better
- Those who don't want to spend time re-inventing the wheel and instead want to serve their patients with the best knowledge out there
"If you are interested in working within the world of circus arts as a medical practitioner, then sign up for this course. This course is a rarity within the medical world. Take full advantage of it." - Vanessa Bishline, PT