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MASTERCLASS
Successfully treating toe walking
By:
The clinician’s curse
Have you already realized that stretching doesn’t work?
Do you know why?
Because toe walking isn’t just a short muscle or tendon. That’s just the consequence of not intervening on time… and not doing it the right way.

It’s frustrating when it seems to get better, only to come back again, right?
The truth is that there are different types of toe walking, depending on the underlying triggers. Identifying those factors is what will make the difference in your intervention.
Factors such as:
• Neuromeningeal tension
• Sensorimotor dysfunctions
• Even gut dysbiosis!
All of these can affect increased extensor tone in the legs — and each one requires a specific approach
This masterclass will give you the confidence and results you’re looking for.
Start this training and gain real-world tools
You’ll be able to
Differentiate the types of toe walking.
Identify
the underlying causes triggering the pattern.
Learn
when and how to use orthoses
Know
how to organize home-based work with the family.
Start
seeing real results.
Most importantly: Get started now!
How does it work?
100% Online and Self-Paced

Online
Theoretical content delivered online.
Asynchronous learning—study on your own schedule.

In Modules
Divided into 4 video lessons. Total duration: 2 hours and 40 minutes.

Includes an eBook
With family-friendly recommendations and guidelines.
Finally, the confidence and outcomes you were looking for!
I clearly remember the children
I couldn't help because
I didn’t have the right training
After many failures in this area
I finally discovered the system that led to
real results.

Iñaki Pastor Pons
Manual Therapy & Neurodevelopment Specialist
Expert in pediatrics and development.
Professor of the Expert Course in Cervical-Cranial-Mandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain at the European University of Madrid.
Postgraduate Professor – University of Montreal.
Got questions? We’ve got answers
What if I’m a parent?
I’ve created a special course just for you — click here to access it.
Is toe walking in cerebral palsy or autism also covered?
Yes, the course addresses differential diagnosis and common factors shared with idiopathic toe walking. Surprisingly, there are more similarities than you might think, and intervention strategies often overlap.
Still not sure?
I get it — it’s completely normal. But I also know that helping just one patient with this knowledge will more than pay for the course.




