This course is the integration of orthopedic and manual therapy to be able to best stratify the patients paradigm of care given their clinical presentation and to be able to progress to independence from ongoing care. There is an emphasis on the identification of lumbopelvic problems which can be corrected, those that need to be compensated for and those which need management over time. The skill sets emphasized include clinical reasoning, manual therapy intervention, therapeutic exercise and patient management. There is an integration of current evidence in an evidence -informed model with a test-retest model. All live classes have an emphasis on "lab time" with a large part of the didactic materials delivered in a recorded lecture format that the student completes prior to the live 2-day course.