Description: A comprehensive 1,316-hour foundational training engine designed to build entry-level structural competency through a dual-lens model combining virtual sciences and supervised public clinics.

Tracks & Module Breakdown:

• Module I (Audit Track): This 14-week phase focuses purely on disciplined visual perception, structured observation, structural 10-Series orientation, and family case-study data mapping without tissue contact.

• Module II (Practitioner Track): A 14-week hands-on phase emphasizing direct manual application, cumulative session sequencing, and managing a supervised public clinical volume under load.

• The Colorado Springs Laboratory Intensive serves as a mandatory academic and practical gate for students transitioning from the Module I Audit phase to the hands-on Module II Practitioner phase. Held at the Institute for Anatomical Research, this curriculum requirement expands the foundational 1,316-hour vocational base by an additional 56 hours, elevating the total aggregated curriculum to 1,372 instructional hours. This immersion is structured as two separate 4-day intensive laboratory sequences focused on fascial dissection and joint ligamental systems. While the cost of these laboratory sequences is fully covered within the core program tuition, all personal travel, lodging, and transit expenses remain the sole responsibility of the student and are not paid by the institution.

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