Full Circle Movement
An event for everyone
Full Circle Movement is Ottobock’s signature series of inclusive community events designed to connect individuals of all ages and abilities. These half-day events provide opportunities to explore adaptive sports, try Ottobock products, and engage with a supportive community.
Key Features
Open to participants of all ages and abilities.
Ottobock sports product trials for hands-on exploration.
Community volunteer opportunities to give back and connect.
No limit on the number of attendees—everyone is welcome!
Who Should Attend?
Full Circle Movement events are for:
Individuals of all ages and abilities, including those new to adaptive sports.
Families, caregivers, and community members looking to connect and learn.
Volunteers and supporters who want to make a difference.
What to expect
When: October 12th, 2024 | 10 AM - 1 PM
Where: Kennesaw State University
Fifth Third Stadium: 3200 George Busbee Pkwy NW, Kennesaw, GA 30144
Enhance Confidence and Balance: Learn techniques to boost your confidence and improve balance with your everyday prosthesis. Our experienced team will provide personalized and group sessions to help you unlock your full potential.
Connect with a Supportive Community: Connect with local amputees and prosthetists in a warm and welcoming environment. Share experiences, insights, and stories, fostering a sense of community and support that will inspire you on your journey.
Focus on Movement: Whether you're an experienced athlete or eager to improve your physical fitness, our expert coaches and trainers will guide you in improving your running form. Learn about sports prostheses and how they can propel you forward toward achieving your mobility goals.
Registration is now at full capacity and closed.
Meet our coaches
Full Circle Movement’s aim is to get a group of amputees together to discover their unlimited potential through education, coaching and social support. Three attendees from our most-recent event pursued and received a new running prosthesis after trying one for the first time. Participants who do not trial a running blade can expect to improve their confidence and balance with their walking prosthesis.
Brian Frasure, CP
Lucas Crisanti, MS, CPO
Aideen Curran, Prosthetist/Orthotist
Chris Doerger, CPT, DP
Jeff Waldmuller, CP
Registration Closed
We appreciate your interest in attending the Running Clinic Maryland 2024. At this time, we are no longer accepting applicants as registration is at capacity. Follow us on social media for updates on the event and news for upcoming events.