NEXUS October Newsletter
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- Sep 30
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NEXUS INSIGHT!
Hey there, NEXUS Community!
The psoas muscle, one of the deepest core muscles in the body, plays a vital role in posture, movement, and overall stability. Because it connects the lower spine to the femur, it directly influences how we sit, stand, walk, and even breathe. When the psoas becomes tight or shortened—often from prolonged sitting—it can contribute to lower back pain, hip discomfort, reduced mobility, and postural imbalances. Regular stretching and maintenance of the psoas help release tension, improve hip flexibility, support spinal alignment, and enhance functional movement patterns. Keeping this muscle supple not only reduces the risk of injury but also promotes better energy flow, core strength, and overall well-being. Come stretch and strengthen with us!
See you soon!
UPCOMING EVENTS IN OUR COMMUNITY!
FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT SCREENING!

The FMS is a basic movement screening that is used to find hidden movement habits, muscle weakness, balance, compensations and to prevent injury. Anyone can do the FMS as it is a simple set of measured movements designed to look at how your body moves in patterns, not parts. NEXUS believes physical movement is learned behavior through shape change. This means we can define our starting conditions through the FMS and relearn proper form inside functional fitness for healing and training.
The FMS gives NEXUS the unique information to construct your data-driven personalized plan. NEXUS uses the screening to provide corrective exercises for you to do in the gym or the comfort of your own home.
So, if you feel like a past injury is getting in the way of your performance, or if you seem to be hitting a plateau, these evaluations will tell you everything you need to know about how to improve your fitness!
REGISTER HERE: https://thenexuscommunity.pushpress.com/landing/events/cal-6173ac09e8304dcd98ce84c76153/login
*The FMS is required for Personal Training, Technique Training, & to move through the Performance Training Levels.
HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST!

👻 Halloween Costume Contest Workout! 🎃
This October 31st, all NEXUS classes are getting a spooky twist! Come dressed in your best (or silliest) Halloween costume and crush a fun holiday workout with the crew. 💪🕸️
🎭 Best Costume wins exclusive NEXUS merch!
🧛 All classes included—join the fun, bring the energy, and let’s make this Halloween one to remember!
OCTOBER VENDOR SPOTLIGHT!
Meet NEXUS Vendor, Sean Rimmer of Run Potential!
Originally from Buffalo, NY, Sean has been residing in Colorado Springs since 2016. He graduated from Daemen University in Buffalo, NY with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2016. He earned his National Board Certification in Orthopedics through the American Physical Therapy Association in 2020. As a Physical Therapist, he has practiced in the emergency department and outpatient setting. He recently started his own out-of-network physical therapy practice in January of 2022 with a focus on treating runners and active goal-oriented adults dealing with musculoskeletal pain or injury. He is a husband to a lovely wife, Abrianna, and a dog dad to a 3-year old rescue dog, Sadie. In his spare time, he enjoys trail running, mountain biking, hiking, and spending time with his wife & dog.

Interested in a Partnership?
If you are interested in a Vendor Partnership with NEXUS please reach out!
We only have 3 spots remaining for October!
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT!

This month’s spotlight is on Lora! Lora is in an exciting season of growth, currently completing her NEXUS coach training while dedicating herself to consistent time in the gym. Always a bubbly, smiling face, Lora brings uplifting energy into every room she enters, encouraging and supporting those around her with genuine warmth. Whether she’s pushing herself toward new goals or cheering on others in their own journeys, she embodies positivity, resilience, and community spirit. Give Lora a high-five next time you see her around!
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