Individual price $150 or $199 for both Parts 1 and 2 of this exciting webinar series!
Join Anatomy Trains in partnership with Fascia Training Academy for an exciting two part webinar series with Anatomy Trains author Tom Myers and special guests focusing on understanding plantar fasciitis, the IT band and hip — from common injuries to strategies for healing.
This series of two exciting online lectures with Q & A will be held live via Zoom webinar over one weekend. Take one or sign up for both at a discount!
NEW! You will have lifetime access to the recording!
Sunday, July 27, 2025
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT
Part 2: The IT Band with Tom Myers, Srino Bharam, MD, MBA, and Alex Leto, DPT
Lecture from Dr Srino Bharam
Unlocking the Lateral Chain: Fascia, Function, and Fixes of the Iliotibial Band and Hip
Discover the critical role of the iliotibial band and surrounding fascia in lateral hip function and dysfunction through an in-depth exploration of surgical anatomy. This presentation equips physical therapists, manual therapists, personal trainers, and coaches with the skills to recognize key examination findings that help diagnose gluteus medius tears and IT band syndrome. Attendees will also gain insight into surgical techniques, indications, and effective postoperative management to better support recovery and performance outcomes.
Practical application from Alex Leto, DPT
The Truth About the IT Band: Unlocking Its Role in Movement, Performance, and Pain
The iliotibial (IT) band is more than just a strip of fascia—it’s a dynamic player in full-body movement, often misunderstood and overlooked. In this powerful presentation, you’ll learn how the IT band is influenced by mobility, motor control, and tissue capacity, both in isolation and as part of the body’s larger fascial sling systems. Whether you’re a physical therapist, manual therapist, personal trainer, coach, or athletic trainer, you’ll gain three-dimensional insights into how this complex tissue truly functions—unlocking smarter strategies for assessment, performance, and long-term injury prevention.
Part 1: Plantar Fascia with Tom Myers, Dr. Michael Thomas, and Tom Corbisiero, DPT takes place on Saturday, July 26 from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT
This series is available as a bundle at a discount or you may sign up individually for each session.
Individual price: $150 per session
Bundle price: $200
By signing up for this product, you are getting access ONLY to the July 27 webinar
About the presenters:
Srino Bharam, MD, MBA
Srino Bharam, MD, MBA is dedicated to hip and groin preservation and your orthopaedic well-being. He wants everyone to be as active and healthy as they can be – and he knows the hip and groin are central to a healthy, active life.
Dr. Bharam is an internationally recognized orthopaedic specialist. He is board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, with subspecialty certification in sports medicine. He has achieved master-level experience in treating the hip.
Dr. Bharam was trained by world-renowned hip surgeon, Dr. Marc Philippon and also received training at Harvard Massachusetts General Hospital, where he received the Harvard Partners in Excellence Award for Orthopaedic Trauma Service.
Dr. Bharam is one of America’s top orthopaedists.
Dr. Alexander Leto, PT, DPT, CSCS is a board-certified physical therapist located at Alliance Orthopedics. Dr. Alex has a movement-based approach and as a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, he keeps up to date with the current evidence to provide the most efficient and effective treatment experience possible. Alex utilizes various soft tissue and joint mobilization techniques to supplement individualized exercise programs to service his patients and athletes all the way from acute rehab to return to play.
Dr. Alex is originally from Old Bridge, New Jersey. He graduated from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences with honors and earned his Doctorate in Physical therapy. During his final clinical rotation, Alex treated athletes from the high school to professional level at EXOS in San Diego, California. Before then, he received his Bachelors in Kinesiology at the University of Maryland, College Park, where he was captain of the Men’s Track and Field team. During his career as a sprinter, Dr. Alex experienced his fair share of injuries which ignited his passion for sports medicine. In addition to his personal experience as an athlete, Alex also worked as a strength and conditioning coach and became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. He draws upon his education and experiences to relate to his patients and ensure they are receiving the proper treatment they need to return to their desired activity pain and restriction free.
When he is not working, Alex enjoys spending time with his friends and family, cheering on Juventus and the New York Yankees, and playing with his dog, Tahini. Dr. Alex looks forward to helping you GET BETTER EVERYDAY!
