FAKTR MASTERCLASS REPLAY ON-DEMAND

SHOCKWAVE THERAPY

AND THE PATIENT YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO REFER

WHAT YOU'll LEARN:

Most clinicians have heard that focused shockwave produces results that seem out of proportion to how simple the treatment looks. Very few have been told why, and fewer still ever find out, because the technology has historically sat behind a price tag that keeps it out of the hands of the clinicians who'd use it best.

This free training closes that gap.

In one hour, we will cover:

The mechanism nobody explained to you: what actually happens when a focused acoustic wave hits degenerative tissue: mechano-transduction, neo-vascularization, and the cellular signaling cascade that drives true structural remodeling, not just symptom relief.
What the research supports: an honest read of the evidence in chronic tendinopathy, plantar fasciopathy, calcific rotator cuff, and bone healing, so you can speak to it with a patient, a referral source, or a skeptical colleague.
How to identify the patients you should stop referring out: how to recognize the chronic, "nothing else worked" patient who's been quietly queued for a procedure or injection, where focused shockwave changes that trajectory, and how it sequences with the soft tissue and loading work you're already doing.

Featuring Guest Instructor:

JACOB KNAPTON, DC

Dr. Jacob Knapton is a practicing chiropractor and Co-Founder & COO of Precision Pulse, where he works with chiropractors, physical therapists, and physicians integrating electromagnetic focused shockwave therapy into conservative care.

He is also the founder of the Academy of Conservative Regenerative Therapies (ACRT), which developed the Shockwave Mastery Certification, and author of Shockwave Therapy: Mastery & Clinical Protocols, a clinical training program & manual built to close the gap between owning the technology and knowing how to use it well.

His focus is practical protocol design: helping clinicians identify the right candidates, deliver the right dose, and set expectations they can actually meet.