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- "Instructor Brooks’ NPTE prep course was a game-changer for me. The way he breaks down complex topics into clear, digestible steps made studying so much less overwhelming. His strategies for test-taking, combined with targeted practice exams, gave me the confidence to walk into the exam knowing exactly what to expect. The Google Docs calendar was a huge help in keeping everything organized and making sure I stayed on track—it took the guesswork out of what to study and when."

- "I believe that not only Instructor Brooks Campus but JAMMN specifically has helped me in various ways towards success. It breaks down the basics of musculoskeletal by teaching you how to name the joints, their articulations, the motion each joint performs, the muscle that performs the action, and the nerve that innervates each muscle if you dedicate yourself to repetition. Repetition is key for mastering JAMMN and all other system concepts provided by Instructor Brooks Campus. Not only does it teach you the basics, but it also is effective for learning, comprehending, and succeeding in accomplishing other systems of the body. For example, how can one be capable of knowing the arthrokinematics of the body, if they don’t know what the joints of the body are or what bones articulate with one another? Or how can one be capable of knowing that the rectus femoris contracts concentrically when coming up from a squat if they don’t know what muscles perform what actions? How can one be capable of knowing what muscle is weak if they cannot correlate it with the nerve it’s innervated by? It’s simple; you cannot be advanced in a skill if your foundation is crumbling. Which is why it is super important to have a solid foundation in knowing the basics of ALL systems before leveling up and attempting a bigger area of skill based on no foundation. All in all, Instructor Brooks Campus and JAMMN specifically, has helped me excel tremendously in my knowledge and skills as a future PTA."