19th Annual Continuing Education Seminar

Courtney Conley, DC
Assessment and Treatment of the Most Common Lower Extremity Injuries in the NFL

Dr. Courtney Conley is a chiropractic physician who specializes in foot and gait mechanics. She holds a BA in Kinesiology, a BA in Human Biology and a doctorate in Chiropractic Medicine.
Dr. Conley is the founder and creator of Gait Happens where she has had the opportunity to truly realize her dream of helping as many people as possible reclaim their foot function.
She’s an internationally renowned foot and gait specialist who teaches both nationally and internationally.

Dr. Conley is a founding member of the Healthy Foot Alliance, an international team of practitioners whose collective goal is to bring light to the benefits of natural footwear and prevent unnecessary

Gary Gray, PT, FAFS

Thoracic Spine’s Influence on Low Back, Neck, and Shoulder Dysfunction and Pain
Dr. Gary Gray received his initial education as a Physical Therapist in the mid-1970s through Indiana University. Not fully satisfied with the traditional education, he immediately pursued additional education, training, and certification as an Athletic Trainer, Personal Trainer, and Strength and Conditioning Coach.

Furthermore, he pursued as much “continuing education” as possible to understand the various parts of the body and combine / synthesize into his understanding of the body as a whole, which no professional was doing at the time. Throughout this 45-plus-year journey (which continues to this day), Gary has revolutionized the Movement Industry in the areas of prevention, performance, and rehabilitation.

Based on his experience and impact, Dr. Gray has become known as the “Father of Function,” and subsequently developed the discipline of Applied Functional Science®. Gary’s lifetime of work and educating the masses has earned him the John H.P. Maley Award for Outstanding Contributions to Leadership in Research from the APTA (American Physical Therapy Association).

With his ongoing passion and mission of learning and sharing more, and with the goal of educating, empowering, and encouraging others through an appreciation of the wonderfully and fearfully made human body, Dr. Gray established Gray Institute®. Currently, he is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Content Creator. Additionally, he has authored numerous books and articles, as well as inventing many products. Therefore, throughout his career, it would be properly estimated that he has, firsthand, educated and impacted thousands of Movement Professionals.

Dan McClure, DC, CCSP, CCEP
Upper Extremity Manipulation

Dr. Dan McClure combines a life-long love of athletics with his chosen profession for a natural specialization in chiropractic sports medicine. He is a former high school and college athlete who first became interested in chiropractic when it offered him great relief for a low back injury sustained during college football.

In 1989 he was selected for the interdisciplinary sports medicine team at the US Olympic Training Center. His USOC association continued through the 1990 Olympic Sports Festival and the 1991 Pan American Games. Due to his successful treatment of divers’ wrist injuries at those USOC events, he was invited to join the Sports Medicine staff of US Diving in 1991. Since then, he has worked with elite divers at training camps, Indoor and Outdoor National Championships, Olympic Trials, and the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain.

Dr. McClure is a nationally and internationally renowned expert and lecturer on extremity injuries and manipulation. His extremity experience ranges over 35 years. Dr. McClure’s state of the art techniques are constantly being refined, so you will learn time proven techniques as well as cutting edge techniques in the process of development. This level of commitment and experience, along with his passion for excellence in applying chiropractic extremity techniques is what makes him the best in his field.

Michael R Ploski, MS, MEd, PT, ATC, OCS, GTS
Introduction to IASTM

Mike Ploski is a Physical Therapist who is recognized by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties as an Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist. He is also a certified and licensed athletic trainer. Mike traveled with the PGA Tour for 6 years as part of their onsite medical staff and worked another 5 years coordinating physical therapy and chiropractic care on the Tour. He is one of the original Graston Technique providers, one of the original GT instructors, and now serves as a Clinical Advisor for Graston Technique, LLC. He served as the Clinic Director for GrasTech, the original Graston Technique clinic. He is respected internationally as a leading authority on instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization. Currently, Mike maintains a clinical practice at Body One Physical Therapy in Indianapolis. With his extensive experience in manual therapy, Mike specializes in soft tissue dysfunction associated with orthopedic injuries.

Casey Floyd
Understanding Risk and Managing Patients Affected by Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) in Sports.

Casey Floyd Co-Founded NOCAP Sports, a comprehensive NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) technology platform that unites athletes, agents, universities, and brands, providing each with the tools to interact, negotiate and transact compliantly on NIL deals (payment processing, contracts, tax forms, NCAA compliance forms). Casey has a decade of experience in NCAA compliance and governance, including “Power Five” institutions, mid-majors, and a DI conference office. Up until 2020, Casey was the Director of Compliance at the University of Michigan and served on the NAAC Legislation & Governance Committee that provides feedback to the NCAA on NIL.

William Morgan, DC
Treating the Warrior Athlete

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​William Morgan, president of Parker University, the world's second-largest chiropractic campus, has a distinguished background in healthcare. Before his tenure at Parker, he practiced at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and has been credentialed at five hospitals. Morgan has advised various U.S. government and military bodies, including the White House and the U.S. Congress. With adjunct faculty roles in multiple chiropractic and medical schools, he has achieved full professor status and led a comprehensive hospital-based residency, supervising a diverse team of healthcare professionals. Morgan is passionate about patient-centered learning and clinical residencies.

Dr. Morgan was the chiropractor to the United States Naval Academy’s football team from 2007-2014.

Timothy Hewett, PH.D, FACSM
The Evolution of ACL Risk Reduction

Timothy Hewett is a Professor and Director of Research in Marshall University’s Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the School of Medicine. Dr. Hewett is a “pioneering researcher, expert team builder, and collaborative leader” as stated on the plaque he received when Mayo Clinic presented him with an Endowed Professorship. He has held multiple leadership positions. which included the Director of the Sports Medicine Research Center, the Biomechanics Laboratories, and the Materials and Structural Testing Core at Mayo Clinic.

He was also director of the Sports Health & Performance Institute at Ohio State University, Professor and Director of Sports Medicine Research at OSU, Professor and Director of the Sports Medicine Biodynamics Center at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and an integral founding member of the Cardiovascular Institute there. He has helped develop strong collaborative teams all over the world, including Australia, Holland, and many institutions across the US, He has given many highly impactful Invited lectures, including Keynote addresses from Australia to the Arctic Circle, and Grand Rounds at Harvard and Yale Universities.

He has published over 500 peer-reviewed publications with 80,000+ citations and an h-index of 145+. Dr. Hewett has had high levels of success in research funding from nationally competitive grants, from industry, and other sources as demonstrated by his past funding support of over $20 Million US. He has received numerous awards for “Paper of the Year” in various journals, including five “Most Cited Paper of The Year” in The American Journal of Sports Medicine. Dr. Hewett has trained over 100 clinician scientists and his trainees have gone on to major leadership roles at many prestigious clinical research institutions.