Dr. Rallis presents The Metabolic Adjustment, a clinically focused framework integrating functional nutrition and targeted therapeutic protocols for neuropathy, migraine, concussion, and cognitive decline. This presentation moves beyond theory, offering concrete, evidence-informed tools attendees can apply to improve clinical outcomes in chiropractic and functional medicine settings.

Learn what separates adults from athletes and why it’s essential to prioritize the “adult first” approach when designing fitness programs. Explore the Mike Boyle strength training model and understand its core principles for effective and sustainable performance. Discover how to design programs that can be completed in one hour while remaining fully scalable to each client’s needs and abilities. Gain practical strategies to improve client outcomes, enhance retention, and build smarter, more efficient training systems.

This accredited educational session provides clinicians with a comprehensive understanding of menopause as a multidimensional transition that impacts hormonal, metabolic, and psychosocial health. Participants will explore current evidence surrounding estrogen decline and its influence on cardiovascular, cognitive, and musculoskeletal systems. The program emphasizes the integration of hormonal and non-hormonal therapies, lifestyle medicine, and patient-centered communication to optimize outcomes and quality of life for women in midlife and beyond.

Most low-back pain segments are hypomobile and respond to mobility care, but research shows many painful segments are hypermobile. This class teaches how to recognize when stability, not movement, is the answer. Learn proven tests, treatments, and rehab tools to resolve tough cases and improve long-term outcomes.

This two-hour course will walk clinicians through how to utilize a patient-centered history, lumbar spine load sensitivity assessments, and lower extremity strength exercises for patients with low back pain within the chiropractic office to improve long-term health goals. We will simplify the biomechanics of lower body strength exercises, teach how to utilize patient-centered assessment findings for exercise selection, and show modifications of those exercises that reach the same goal to improve the patients’ goals and limited activities of daily living.

Join gastroenterologist Dr. Robynne Chutkan for an inspiring, science-based look at how your gut microbiome influences cancer risk and recovery. Learn how the trillions of bacteria inside your body shape inflammation, immunity, and resilience — and how simple daily choices can nurture a healthier, more protective inner ecosystem.

A wise man once said an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. We can collect more data on our patients than ever before, yet oftentimes, the disease seems to “come out of nowhere” to patients. The future of patient care is data-driven, allowing early risk mitigation and just-in-time delivery of care to patients who need it most. Our discussion will focus on the levels of biomarker data that impart disease risk and what we can do to lower that disease risk.

Longevity isn’t just about living longer—it’s about moving, performing, and feeling your best for life. In this course, Jeff Cavaliere breaks down the 15 Unbreakable Laws of Longevity, principles that redefine how we train, recover, and sustain strength through every decade.

Participants will learn how to optimize strength, mobility, balance, and intensity through evidence-based training and practical application, ensuring both performance longevity and physical resilience.

Join an inspiring session with Steven Bartlett as we uncover the “Kairos moments” that define a CEO’s journey—those rare intersections of timing, intuition, and courage that transform vision into reality. Participants will explore how successful leaders recognize and act on these defining moments amidst uncertainty. Through storytelling and practical reflection, we’ll examine how intuition and strategic risk-taking shape purpose-driven leadership. Walk away with renewed clarity on how to identify and seize the opportunities that can redefine your professional and personal trajectory.

Addiction has now been proven to be a neurological brain disease. Dr. Surasky, double board-certified neurologist and addiction specialist, pioneered breakthrough medication protocols now used in centers nationwide. In a unique partnership with NYCC, he discovered that a precisely delivered chiropractic adjustment can restore systemic coherence and unlock integrated healing throughout the brain and body. 

In a world that’s changing faster than ever, optimism isn’t about blind positivity, it’s about practicality, awareness and action. Gary Vaynerchuk believes success comes from focusing your energy where it matters most. Through a lens of practical optimism, Gary unpacks how to channel your energy into what actually moves the needle and challenges you to stop dwelling on what’s not working, and embrace the opportunities. 

This session explores the principles, habits, and mindset that drive human performance at the highest levels. Through Mat Fraser’s personal stories and lessons, attendees will learn how purpose, focus, discipline, and resilience shape long-term success. The presentation connects elite training insights to everyday practice, emphasizing how providers guide people through limitations toward their full potential. Participants will leave with strategies that translate directly into patient care, motivation, and performance outcomes.  

This one-hour presentation explores the evolving science behind muscle health and function, with a focus on understanding what defines “high-quality” muscle. Participants will learn how muscle quality differs from muscle size, and why this distinction is crucial for long-term mobility, strength, and metabolic health. The course reviews current research on objective testing methods and clinical tools used to evaluate muscle function. Finally, attendees will gain insight into the latest evidence-based strategies for building and maintaining high-quality muscle across the lifespan.

Through research review and practical workshop, this course explores current injury trends, rehabilitation opportunity areas, and strength training of the female athlete. From a preventative perspective, the course will also include an idea of how to attempt to create antifragility in patients through strength training and biohacking approaches that are influenced by female physiology. These principles have application across gender but will be presented through a female-focused lens.

Creatine is one of the most widely studied and utilized dietary supplements in the world. In this course, Dr. Forbes will review how creatine functions at the cellular level to support energy production and overall physiological performance. Participants will explore emerging research showing how creatine supplementation may enhance exercise performance while supporting muscle, bone, and brain health. The session will conclude with practical recommendations and considerations for safe and effective use in clinical and athletic settings. 

Food as medicine is an emerging medical field that employs nutrition to activate the body’s health defense systems. This activation leads to improved circulation, metabolism, immunity, gut health, and physiological tissue repair. This keynote will give a state-of-the-art overview of the health defense systems and provide examples of specific foods that can enhance health and amplify medical interventions that fight disease, including cancer. This implications for this new approach to health for longevity will be described.

Aging is not just the accumulation of years but the compounding of cellular damage, metabolic inefficiency, and system-level decline. This talk explores how three modifiable domains, including micronutrient optimization, plant phytochemicals such as sulforaphane, and vigorous exercise, can profoundly influence the trajectory of aging and resilience against age-related diseases.

This talk explores the psychological and physiological benefits of embracing discomfort in a world engineered for ease. Drawing from research in psychology, physiology, mythology, and real-world examples, Michael Easter explains the value of doing hard things. The session examines how modern comfort may contribute to rising dissatisfaction and mental health issues, and how small, intentional acts of hardship can restore meaning, resilience, and clarity. 

This presentation explores the cutting-edge science of mitochondrial optimization for fat loss, performance, and longevity. Participants will gain insights into how mitochondrial biogenesis and metabolic flexibility drive energy efficiency and health. The session will highlight current evidence behind hormetic stressors, exercise modalities, and redox modulators that enhance mitochondrial signaling. Attendees will leave with a practical, evidence-based framework to integrate these strategies into patient care or personal performance routines. 

The gluteus maximus is the largest and arguably most important muscle in the human body. How we train the gluteus maximus has evolved considerably in the past two decades. But how much of this evolution.

Is it based on solid evidence versus theory? This course will review the pivotal research that has over the past decade about the gluteus maximus and explore the glute training practices of top physique, strength, and physique athletes.