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THE HUMAN MOVEMENT RESOURCE HUB

Movement is human.
Understanding it
opens possibilities.

Resources, education, and opportunities to optimize human movement. A place for curious minds, students, and clinicians to learn and explore.

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ANATOMY · MOVEMENT SCIENCE · PHYSICAL THERAPY

Human movement connects structure, motion, and capacity01 / STRUCTURE03 / CAPACITY02 / MOTIONA connected view of human movement

A STARTING POINT FOR EVERY LEARNER

Follow your curiosity.

Choose a route. Explore at your own pace.

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For everyone ↗

Build an understanding of activity, fitness, and the language of movement.

START WITH THE FOUNDATIONS02

For students ↗

Connect anatomy and physiology with the study of human movement.

CONNECT STRUCTURE & FUNCTION03

For clinicians ↗

Find research tools and references to support continued professional learning.

EXPLORE THE EVIDENCE

NEW · CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES

Evidence for clinicians.
Resources for patients.

Explore 21 orthopedic guideline entries, original publisher PDFs, clinical decision trees, and 10 patient-facing resources. Search by body region, publication year, or audience.

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RESEARCH & NEWS

Keep up with movement science.

Explore recent PubMed research and BJSM journal updates, with publication types, source links, and collection timestamps. Find professional news outlets and patient-friendly explanations.

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THE RESOURCE LIBRARY

Good questions.
Useful places to look.

A focused collection of outside resources.
Explore by audience, topic, or keyword.

External resources remain with their publishers. Links checked October 12, 2026. Inclusion does not imply endorsement or a partnership.

FROM READING TO REFLECTION

Bring better questions
to your next conversation.

Use this simple worksheet to organize what you want to discuss with a healthcare professional. Keep personal health details on your own copy.

MY MOVEMENT QUESTIONS

Start with what matters to you.

  1. What activity would I like to understand or discuss?
  2. What have I noticed, and when does it happen?
  3. What questions do I want to ask?
  4. What should I clarify about the next steps?

A conversation aid for general education. It does not assess symptoms or recommend treatment.

OPPORTUNITIES

A place for learning to grow.

AZFPT’s mission includes opportunities to learn, connect, and explore human movement. Specific workshops, events, and collaborations will appear here when announced.

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ABOUT AZFPT

One practice.
A wider learning community.

Arizona Fitness and Physical Therapy provides resources, education, and opportunities for individuals to optimize human movement.

Founded by Shawn Clavell, PT, DPT, AZFPT brings the perspective of a micropractice to an educational hub for the public, students, and clinicians.

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How to use this hub

Start with an audience route or search the library. Read the original publisher’s material for full context. Resource descriptions here are navigation aids, not clinical recommendations.

Education and privacy

This website provides general education, not individualized medical advice or a patient–therapist relationship. It does not collect appointment requests or health information. Search and filters run in your browser; this site does not store your queries. External websites have their own privacy practices.