FMS Level 1 Online Course
$65.00
VIDEO COURSE · Orthopedics · Self-Paced
The FMS level 1 online course teaches the Functional Movement Screen through 19 chapters and over 5 hours of video — covering the seven fundamental movement patterns, scoring system, and how to use findings to guide training and rehabilitation programming decisions.
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5+hours
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19chapters
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7movement patterns
- Self-paced learning with one year of access
- Seven fundamental movement patterns with verbal instructions
- Correct scoring methodology for each test
- Programming decisions based on FMS findings
FMS Level 1 — master the functional movement screen online
The FMS level 1 online course is a self-paced program designed to establish a movement baseline that guides training and rehabilitation decisions. The Functional Movement Screen has been used effectively across settings — from traditional fitness to elite professional sports and clinical rehabilitation — making it a valuable screening tool for fitness professionals, athletic trainers, and healthcare clinicians alike. The course delivers over 5 hours of video content across 19 structured chapters plus a downloadable reference manual.
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5+hours
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19chapters
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7movement patterns
Inside this resource
Foundational movement principles and the seven patterns
The course opens with the history and rationale behind the FMS before teaching each of the seven fundamental movement patterns: deep squat, hurdle step, in-line lunge, active straight-leg raise, trunk stability push-up, rotary stability, and inline lunge. For each pattern, you learn the standardized verbal instructions, correct test administration, and the scoring criteria that capture both mobility and motor control deficits. This structured approach ensures consistent screening across different examiners and settings.
Scoring system and clinical application
Learning to correctly score each test is the skill that separates an informative screen from an uninterpretable one. The course walks you through the scoring criteria for every movement pattern, teaching you to identify the specific mobility or motor control limitation that determines the score. The final chapters translate scoring into action — using your FMS findings to make smart programming choices rather than guessing at exercise selection and progression.
Self-paced access with downloadable resources
Once your purchase is complete, you receive one year of access to the online course. A downloadable manual accompanies the video content, providing a quick-reference resource you can carry into the gym, clinic, or training facility. Email confirmation with access instructions arrives immediately after purchase, so you can begin the course on your own schedule without waiting for physical materials.
Who this serves
- Fitness professionals and personal trainers — movement screening skills to improve exercise programming and client outcomes
- Athletic trainers — systematic baseline assessment for injury prevention and return-to-play decisions
- Physical therapists and rehabilitation specialists — objective movement assessment that guides treatment prioritization
The chart
| Format | 19 video chapters + downloadable manual |
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| Duration | 5+ hours of video content |
| Access | 1 year of online access |
| Publisher | FMS (Functional Movement Systems) |
| Department | Orthopedics |
| Delivery | Instant access after checkout · 1-year license |
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Chris R. –
Exactly the foundational course I needed before pursuing advanced movement assessment training. The video demonstrations paired with scoring criteria make the learning process intuitive. Highly recommended for anyone new to the FMS.
Alex T. –
The 19-chapter structure breaks down the FMS into manageable pieces. Learning the scoring criteria was the biggest takeaway — I was under-scoring several patterns before this course. The downloadable manual is a nice bonus.
Michael S. –
This course gave me the confidence to administer the FMS correctly and, more importantly, use the findings to guide exercise programming. The final chapters on using FMS findings for programming decisions are the most practical part.
Diana K. –
Good self-paced introduction to the Functional Movement Screen. The verbal instruction scripts for each test are exactly what I needed for consistent administration. The course moves through the patterns at a comfortable pace.
Jennifer P. –
Solid FMS training that covers all seven movement patterns thoroughly. The deep squat and rotary stability chapters were particularly well-taught. One year of access is generous and allows for review as needed.
Laura H. –
Well-organized course with clear instruction on each movement pattern. I used this to refresh my FMS skills after several years away from systematic movement screening. The programming chapters help connect screening to practical application.