A field-centered Applied NeuroTraining organization — observe, assess, and train people where movement happens.
Founder
Field NeuroTrainer
For 20 years, he has worked directly in sports rehabilitation settings, observing and resolving a wide range of physical and movement issues. Over the past 9 years, he has applied NeuroTraining in the field, researching and practicing the relationship between the nervous system and movement.
As a leading figure in NeuroTraining education in Korea, he has trained numerous NeuroTrainers, teaching field-ready assessment and training methods based on nervous-system inputs such as Visual, Vestibular, and Proprioceptive systems.
Drawing on 20 years of field experience and System Neuroscience, he has systematized a problem-solving process — Assess → Hypothesize → Apply → Retest — to develop NeuroTraining into a more practical, field-based education and training system.
Ph.D. · Master NeuroTrainer · ISANT Founding President
COHORTS
Moments from ISANT practical courses, shared with participants' consent.
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Until ISANT, practitioners of applied brain-based movement training lacked a shared international curriculum standard and a trusted way to demonstrate education completed. Expertise was hard for employers and clients to verify.
ISANT was founded to solve that. We define the curriculum, issue credentials backed by QR verification, and build a professional community where neurotraining practitioners can grow and be recognized worldwide.
Every certificate we issue is instantly verifiable — by employers, clients, and partners — through our public verification page at isant.org. That is what makes ISANT credentials meaningful.
We develop and maintain the national standard curriculum for neurotraining education, from intro level through TOP 1% designation.
Annual conferences and regular workshops across the US bring practitioners together to share research and best practices.
We support peer-reviewed research in neurotraining and publish practitioner-facing resources to keep the field advancing.
We operate the full credential lifecycle — issuance, QR verification, renewal tracking, and revocation when required.
We collaborate with brain-based training organizations worldwide to align US standards with global best practices.
Members get access to a growing network of US neurotraining professionals, exclusive resources, and continuing education.
Governance
Standards and commercial education are separated so credentials remain credible. The standards body is International Society of Applied NeuroTraining Inc.; its Virginia nonstock incorporation application is in progress.
Nonprofit standards
International Society of Applied NeuroTraining Inc. · Virginia nonstock incorporation — application in progress
Education delivery
International Society of Applied NeuroTraining Inc. (ISANT)
Virginia nonstock incorporation — application in progress · Chantilly, Virginia, USA
The dual structure separates Council standards from Academy education delivery.
Academic Advisory Board
The Council maintains an advisory board of doctoral-level seats in neuroscience, exercise physiology, and clinical neuroathletics. Active appointments are listed below; remaining seats are published as they are filled after the founding assembly.
Appointed
Ph.D., Master NeuroTrainer
Chair, Academic Advisory Board
Neurotraining curriculum architecture · founding academic leadership
Forming
Ph.D. (Neuroscience / Cognitive Science)
Advisor — Plasticity & Learning
Neuroplasticity, motor learning, and age-sensitive training windows
Forming
Ph.D. / Ed.D. (Exercise Science)
Advisor — Human Performance
Training load, periodization, and coach education standards
Forming
D.C. / Ph.D. (Sensorimotor)
Advisor — Sensory Integration
Visual–vestibular–proprioceptive assessment ethics & methods
Interested doctoral advisors: contact the Council.
Initial directors named in the Articles of Incorporation.
Deok Ho Kim
Initial Director
Dr. Kyoung Hun Kim
Initial Director
* Full board confirmed following the founding general assembly.
International Society of Applied NeuroTraining Inc. (ISANT), to be organized as a Virginia nonstock corporation (application in progress).
To advance the profession of applied neurotraining — practitioners who apply neuroscience to human movement and performance through education, assessment, and training. ISANT develops professional standards and a code of ethics, administers education, credentialing, and certification, provides continuing education, seminars, conferences, and publications, and promotes public understanding of the profession.
ISANT's educational and training programs do not constitute, and ISANT does not engage in, the practice of medicine or of any other licensed health care profession.
Membership classes: Full Member, Associate Member, Institutional Member, and Honorary Member. Graduates of any ISANT regular course are eligible for Full Membership.
ISANT shall maintain curriculum standards, issue Certificates of Completion and Level credentials, operate a public verification registry, and publish renewal requirements.
* Full bylaws published following the founding general assembly.
Membership
Membership supports credential standing and special seminars.
Benefits and annual dues will be announced soon.
