LINK Medical Center

04/02/2026

Learn how to assess and treat the shoulder complex with clarity and precision.

We are exactly one month away from our course, The Functional Shoulder. In person and live online options are available.

SOMA Therapy and SOMA Training in one course. Learn how to treat shoulder dysfunction AND how to reinforce those changes through precise, targeted exercise. Treatment and movement as one complete system.

Link in bio 🔗

03/16/2026

02/18/2026

Education opportunities for 2026📚 More information to follow.

01/14/2026

Reduce pain, restore function, and move better.💆🏻

We are offering new and returning clients half off their first massage session until the end of February. This is a deal you don’t want to miss out on.

DM us to schedule or call us at 949-465-0770.

Massage Therapy | Newport Beach | Fascia

12/19/2025

Happy holidays from our LINK team 🎄❤️ We are so grateful for all of our wonderful clients, students and friends. See you all in the new year🥳

12/01/2025

Unlock the Missing LINK in Injury Prevention

This Friday, Dr. Jason Amstutz breaks down pelvic testing strategies that reveal the real reasons behind chronic injuries.

Running, walking, performance… it all starts with the pelvis.
Get clarity on tensegrity biomechanics and how they connect to issues like hamstring strains, Achilles pain, plantar fasciitis, and more.

📍 Join us in person in Newport Beach or tune in virtually from anywhere.
🔗 Sign up now — link in bio!
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10/24/2025

Less than 6 weeks until Dr. Amstutz’s final courses of the year. Who are we seeing? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️🙋

10/17/2025

A question we get asked a lot is if we treat children, the answer is always absolutely YES!

Dr. Amstutz has you covered from birth to teenage years and beyond. We love the littles over here at LINK 🤎

10/07/2025

Upcoming learning opportunities before the end of the year with Dr. Amstutz! You won’t want to miss out on this one in Newport Beach.

Comment “complex” to get first access to sign up 👊🏻🧠

09/24/2025

Injury prevention starts with the quality of your connective tissue. The stronger tissue means better afferent input from the exteroceptors. When discussing “kinematic chains,” we can’t ignore the role of the deep interosseous ligaments across the pelvis, hip, knee, and ankle.

Want the full breakdown? Our Lower Limb Injury Prevention Course is available NOW. Learn how to build stronger, more resilient athletes from the ground up. Link in bio.

09/15/2025

“Jason brought a depth of anatomical knowledge that really stood out. He didn’t just review structures—he connected them directly to specific techniques that can improve joint movement and function in our athletes. The clarity and precision in his teaching gave me new tools I can use right away to support performance and longevity on the court.” — Assistant Athletic Trainer, Atlanta Hawks

If you haven’t taken a course from Dr. Amstutz, you’re missing out. Pelvis 1.0 and Pelvis 3.0 are live on our website now for purchase + new courses coming very soon.

09/08/2025

Sports injuries don’t have to be inevitable.

In Dr. Amstutz upcoming course, we’ll dive into:
• Building more robust athletes
• Common mistakes that lead to breakdowns
• What the “Gravity Line” is & how to correct it
• Foot & ankle issues that cause upstream consequences
• Iliosacral problems from the lower limb
• The role of fascial health in treatment & training

Whether you’re working with pros or youth athletes, these insights will help you keep them strong, healthy, and performing at their best.

The link to sign up is in our bio 👏🏻