

Join Dr. Scott Gray, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, for a free educational workshop designed for women with osteoporosis or osteopenia who want to exercise safely, become stronger, and remain active for years to come.
FREE to Attend
Limited to 30 Participants
Only 9 Seats Left
You may walk, exercise, and do your best to stay healthy, yet your bone density continues to decline. It can be frustrating to feel like you are doing everything right without seeing the progress you hoped for. This workshop will help you understand why staying active may not be enough—and how the right type of strength training can better support your bones and muscles.
You may be following your doctor’s recommendations but still wondering what else you can do to support stronger bones. You want practical steps that work alongside your medical care—not a plan that depends on medication alone.
You may have been told to stay active, lift weights, or “be careful,” but no one has clearly explained which exercises are safe, how much weight to use, or how to progress without putting yourself at unnecessary risk. This workshop will give you practical guidance so you can stop guessing and feel more confident about improving your strength safely.
You may still feel active, capable, and full of life—but an osteoporosis diagnosis can make you question what your body can safely handle. It may leave you feeling cautious, limited, or worried that one wrong move could cause a serious injury. This workshop will help you better understand how to build strength, move with more confidence, and focus on what your body can still do.
Join Dr. Scott Gray, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, for a free educational workshop designed for women with osteoporosis or osteopenia who want to exercise safely, become stronger, and remain active for years to come.
FREE to Attend
Limited to 30 Participants
Only 9 Seats Left


Dr. Scott Gray is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists at Back in Motion Physical Therapy & Performance in Fort Myers.
He has dedicated his career to helping active adults move better, become stronger, and continue doing the activities they love.
Rather than providing a generic exercise plan, Dr. Gray focuses on understanding how each person moves and identifying the factors that may be affecting their strength, balance, mobility, and confidence.
During this free educational workshop, Dr. Gray will explain how safe, progressive strength and balance training can support an active lifestyle for people with osteoporosis or osteopenia.
His goal is simple: give you practical information that helps you ask better questions, make informed decisions, and move forward with greater confidence.
This workshop is designed primarily for women age 60 and older who have osteoporosis, osteopenia, or concerns about maintaining strong bones, healthy muscles, balance, and independence as they age.
It may also be helpful if you want to stay active but feel unsure about which exercises are safe for you.
No. You do not need a formal osteoporosis diagnosis to attend.
The workshop is also appropriate for women with osteopenia, a family history of osteoporosis, concerns about bone loss, or an interest in protecting their strength and mobility as they age.
Yes. The workshop is completely free to attend.
Registration is required because attendance is limited to 30 participants.
The workshop will take place on:\
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
1:30–2:15 PM Eastern Time
Back in Motion Physical Therapy & Performance
9400 Gladiolus Drive
Fort Myers, FL 33908
No. You do not need any previous experience.
The workshop is designed to be easy to understand for beginners, as well as for women who are already active but want clearer guidance.
