The people behind the ReVolution.
Every clinician is trained in Movement Correction Therapy: find the underlying cause, correct it, then strengthen it. Here's who you'll be working with.
Founder · NRH & HasletGeorge Summers PT, MPT
With over 35 years of clinical experience, George Summers is the founder of PT ReVolution of Texas and the developer of Movement Correction Therapy. He has treated thousands of patients and athletes, including current and former NFL and MLB players, professional golfers on the LPGA Tour, professional motocross riders, and collegiate and high school athletes.
George is a proud U.S. Air Force veteran, and PT ReVolution of Texas is a veteran-owned business.
George's hands-on methods are designed to restore symmetry of movement, correct mechanical dysfunction, and improve how the body performs, from post-surgical knees to elite athletes.
He holds a Master of Physical Therapy degree and previously earned the Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification through the American Physical Therapy Association. His credentials include advanced training in Integrated Dry Needling and Corrective Exercise and Performance Enhancement specializations through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. He has taught advanced continuing education seminars to healthcare professionals throughout the country.
His mission is to help patients restore proper movement, prevent avoidable injuries, overcome chronic pain, and achieve lasting improvements in their quality of life.
Willie Amos PTA
Willie Amos brings a rare combination of elite athletic experience and orthopedic rehabilitation expertise. A former University of Nebraska football player, Willie went on to play professional football with the Chicago Bears organization, NFL Europe, and the Canadian Football League. His accomplishments also include international championship-level jump rope competition.
A licensed Physical Therapist Assistant, Willie holds the APTA's Advanced Proficiency in Orthopedics and is a Credentialed Clinical Instructor. He is a NASM certified Performance Enhancement Specialist and a Certified Movement Correction Specialist.
What is a Movement Correction Specialist?
A licensed clinician who has mastered our approach: finding the stiffness, weakness, and poor movement above and below the pain, and correcting it with skilled hands. George Summers created this designation. It isn't earned in a weekend course. It's earned one patient, one technique, and one assessment at a time.
“I don't hand this out. When a clinician earns it, I know any patient who walks through our doors will get the care I'd want for my own family.”
George Summers, PT, MPT · Founder
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Licensed first
Every candidate is a Texas-licensed physical therapist or physical therapist assistant before training begins.
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Hours of hands-on training
Hours upon hours of one-on-one instruction in our assessment, joint, myofascial, and movement correction techniques.
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Endless practice
Technique after technique, practiced and refined until it's second nature, with feedback at every step.
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Proven consistency
Certification comes only after set parameters are met and George is satisfied that the clinician's techniques, assessments, and treatment are at a consistently high level.
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Certified, and still learning
Specialists keep training together as one team, so the standard never slips, at any location.
Movement Correction Specialist is an internal training designation created by George Summers, PT, MPT. It is not a state license, a board specialty certification, or a credential issued or endorsed by the Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners or any other agency, and it does not change a clinician's legal scope of practice. All evaluation and treatment is provided by Texas-licensed physical therapists and physical therapist assistants, with assistants working under the supervision of a physical therapist as Texas law requires.
Want to join the ReVolution?
We're always looking for physical therapists, assistants, and front-desk team members who want to correct the underlying causes of pain. Call 817-479-7168 and ask about open positions.
What are you
waiting for?
We offer a free consultation for anyone who would like to know how Movement Correction Therapy may help them with their persistent pain.
817-479-7168