Sports Rehab · Mentorship · Courses
Built from every
layer of sports rehab.
Designed to simplify what the rest of it overcomplicates.
PhD.
EXOS
Two NBA Organizations
100+ Mentees
PhD. EXOS Two NBA Organizations 100+ Mentees
Most practitioners aren't looking for more information. They're looking for a better way to think.
01
THE REASONING GAP
They want to see inside someone else's clinical reasoning. Not just what was done, but why, and how they got there.
02
THE PROGRESSION TRAP
Progression isn't a ladder. Every pathology has a different functional direction. Most clinicians apply the same logic regardless of what's in front of them.
03
THE ASSESSMENT LOOP
The answer to a complicated case isn't more assessment. It's reverse engineering. Strip it back to the core deficits that actually need to be addressed right now.
What you learn applies immediately.
In the clinic
Not eventually.
The next session.
That's not an accident. It's the difference between teaching theory and teaching what actually works in the room.
In your thinking
Principles that free creativity, not
restrict it.
The real change isn't what you do, it's how you think before you do it.
Why Rehab Code
Most clinicians are trained to solve problems inside a lane.
Fellowship. Then EXOS. Then two NBA organizations. Then a PhD built on original research. Each one expanded the lane until there wasn't one anymore.
Just a system, and the principles required to navigate it.
That's what Rehab Code teaches. Not a method. Not a protocol. A way of thinking that works on the cases nobody prepared you for.
17+
Years elite sports
100+
Clinicians mentored
2
NBA organizations
PHD
Bioethics · Pro sport
Two ways to work with Rehab Code.
mentorship 2 mastery
Six weeks. Seven clinicians. Real cases, honest discussion, and a standard of thinking that follows you into every patient interaction after it. Not a curriculum. Not a preset slide deck. A cognitive reset built around what's actually in the room.
live courses
Built around the problem, not the body part.
The Shneck
The cervical spine and shoulder are interdependent. Most courses treat them separately. This one doesn't.
Knee complex
The diagnosis is clear. The patient still isn't tolerating load. A framework for when the window keeps moving.
“Jess acted as my mentor during my fellowship. There are certain things like hands-on-skills and methods to interpreting information that you can’t gain from a textbook or the internet. Being able to learn from Jess one-on-one shaped the way I think and how I treat athletes. The guidance he provided me was vital to my growth and career development.
mentorship is an invaluable addition to your education.”
Matt Tuttle | PT DPT SCS OCS CSCS FAAOMPT
Former Director of Sports Medicine - Charlotte Hornets
Former Director of Sports Science/Physical Therapist- Denver Nuggets
“I first discovered Jess through social media and was immediately struck by his practical approach and evident passion for the profession. I took the knee course and participated in M2M. The clinical insights, the guided self-evaluation, the discussions with an exceptional group of peers all of it was stimulating and immediately applicable. Having completed an orthopedic residency, I can honestly say the six weeks were nearly as impactful, at a fraction of the time and cost.”
“NEARLY AS IMPACTFUL AS MY ORTHOPEDIC RESIDENCY. AT A FRACTION OF THE TIME AND COST.”
Blake Van Maanen | PT DPT OCS
Cohort 13
“I was in a clinical rut, complacent and tolerant of mediocre care. M2M was a complete reset. Being around clinicians committed to improving their craft and dissecting the nuances of sports rehab re-energized how I think. Jess brings elite experience and builds an environment that actually pushes you to get better. 10/10.”
— Andy Arant, cohort 3
“This course blends physics, metacognition, and pragmatism into a clear, usable framework for knee treatment. It’s thoughtful, practical, and delivered with humor (and an epic soundtrack). One of the most applicable courses I’ve taken.”
— Ben Kelto, participant in both courses
“M2M feels like being part of a professional sports medical team. The open conversations elevated my clinical reasoning and made that level feel attainable. It changed how I see my path in this field.”
— Jordan Tingson, cohort 10
Ready to get in the room
If you've read this far,
you already know.
Courses run throughout the year. M2M cohorts are capped at seven. Both sell out.
