The

HIP-CORE Method

A structured nervous system method for safely restoring movement, capacity, and internal stability.

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You set the pace. Nothing here requires effort or urgency.

When the system stays in protection, effort stops working.

Many people try to restore strength, mobility, and energy through effort alone.

But when the nervous system remains in protection, effort reinforces the very patterns that prevent recovery.

This is why progress often feels inconsistent, fragile, or temporary.

The HIP-CORE Method addresses the underlying protection response first.

Not by forcing change.

But by creating the conditions where change becomes safe again.

A structured progression your system can trust

The HIP-CORE Method progresses through five phases:

Gentle Reset
Stabilize
Relearn Effort
Expand Capacity
Integrate

Each phase builds on the previous one.

Nothing is rushed.

Nothing is forced.

Your system progresses at the pace it can trust.

Developed through direct clinical and lived observation

The HIP-CORE Method was developed through years of observing how the nervous system governs protection, movement, and recovery.

Both clinically and personally, it became clear that effort alone could not restore capacity when the system remained in protection.

The solution was not more force.

It was structure.

A progression the system could trust.

The HIP-CORE Method provides that structure.

James Ko, Physical Therapist
Creator of the HIP-CORE Method

Delivered inside the Hipsters classroom environment

The HIP-CORE Method is delivered inside a structured classroom platform called Hipsters.

This environment provides guided entry, progression through each phase, and ongoing access to the method.

You can enter and move at your own pace.

The structure remains available whenever your system needs it.

You do not need to force progress anymore.

The structure is now in place.

Your system knows how to move forward when safety becomes consistent.

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