Functional Movement Assessment · Mobility · Injury Prevention
Scott LivingstonNHL & Olympic Strength Coach · Athletic Therapist
Find what's actually limiting your movement — before it becomes an injury.
revvel turns Scott Livingston — strength & conditioning coach and athletic therapist with
11 NHL seasons (Islanders, Rangers, Canadiens), now working with Olympic athletes — into an AI
that walks you through a real functional movement assessment: where you're compensating,
what's tight, what's weak, and what to actually do about it.
Free to start. No credit card required.
Scott Livingston — 11 NHL seasons with the Islanders, Rangers, and Canadiens.
What is a functional movement assessment
A functional movement assessment looks at how you actually move — squat, hinge, reach, rotate —
to find where you're compensating, what's tight, what's weak, and what puts you at risk for
injury. revvel grounds this in the same screening approach Scott Livingston used with
professional athletes, as a conversation you can have anytime.
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The expert behind the assessment
Scott Livingston
Strength & conditioning coach and athletic therapist with 11 seasons in the NHL — the
New York Islanders, New York Rangers, and Montreal Canadiens (1998-2009) — followed by work
with Olympic athletes and Cirque du Soleil performers. Co-founder of Reconditioning HQ and
host of the Leave Your Mark podcast, specializing in neurological reconditioning: retraining
the nervous system's control over movement, not just stretching the muscle that hurts.
1Describe what's going on — a nagging shoulder, tight hips, a squat that feels "off" — in
your own words, no forms to fill out.
2Get walked through the same movement-screen questions Scott uses to find where you're compensating and why.
3Get a plain-language breakdown of what's tight, what's weak, and what to actually work on
first — not generic advice.
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The proof
11 seasons
NHL strength & conditioning and athletic therapy — Islanders, Rangers, Canadiens
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NHL franchises he's worked inside, 1998-2009
Olympic + Cirque
Levels he's trained beyond the NHL: Olympic athletes and Cirque du Soleil performers
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Questions people ask
A functional movement assessment looks at how you actually move — squat, hinge, reach, rotate
— to find where you're compensating, which joints are tight, which muscles aren't firing, and
which patterns put you at risk for injury. revvel's version is grounded in the same screening
approach Scott Livingston used to keep professional athletes on the ice, adapted into a
conversation you can have anytime.
This AI is built on Scott Livingston specifically — a named strength & conditioning coach
and athletic therapist with 11 NHL seasons and Olympic-level experience — and answers using
his own assessment approach. It is not a generic model giving anonymous advice.
No. revvel is a performance-coaching tool, not a medical device or physical therapy service.
It gives you expert-grounded insight into movement patterns, but it does not diagnose
injuries, treat conditions, or replace evaluation by a doctor, physical therapist, or athletic
therapist.
No special equipment. Describe your movement, symptoms, or a specific exercise in your own
words, and the AI works from there. It can't watch you move, so its read is based on what you
describe, not on visual analysis of your form.
You can start using revvel free, with no credit card required. Continued access runs on a
simple monthly plan with a free trial.
Find what's limiting you — before it becomes an injury.
Free to start, no credit card required. Keep going with a trial if it's useful — cancel anytime.
