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Practice Sessions — Intake Form

Created 2026-03-12
Updated 2026-03-12
Status live
Tags practice-sessionsintake-formquizcopyfrench

Tracks the [bw_practice_quiz] shortcode — scoring logic, copy in both languages, and current deployment status.

PHP implementation:

  • EN form (v2): baseworks-changelog/sites/baseworks.com/code-snippets/2026-03-05-practice-sessions-quiz-v2.php
  • FR form: [bw_practice_quiz_fr] — not yet implemented (French page pending)

Copy revision history: practice-sessions-montreal-2026-page-draft-and-form-discussion


ItemStatus
EN form (v2)Live on baseworks.com/montreal-practice-sessions/
FR formDraft — not yet deployed; French page pending
Outcome C copyUpdated 2026-03-12 — corrected to reflect Primer as online/self-paced course
Quebec compliance checkbox (Outcome A)Required — see Practice Sessions Infrastructure

Shortcode: [bw_practice_quiz] Implementation: Custom PHP, vanilla JS. No form submission, no data capture. Outcome displayed inline based on score. Outcomes logged (timestamp + outcome + score + answer pattern) to wp-content/uploads/bw-quiz-log/quiz-outcomes.jsonl via WP AJAX (no personal data).

Total possible: 10 points

ScoreOutcome
≥ 8 ptsOutcome A — intro session
5–7 ptsOutcome B — Study Group
≤ 4 ptsOutcome C — Primer + Events

Special rules:

  • Professional override: Step 1 = “Technical discipline” + Step 3 = “Precision is central” → always Outcome A regardless of score
  • Challenging flag: Step 5 = “Challenging but interested” (1 pt) → if score would be A, downgrade to B (does not apply when professional override is active)
  • Hard gate (Step 6): Yes + score ≥ 8 or professional override → Outcome A with physical note; Yes + score ≤ 7 and no override → Outcome C with physical note; No → proceed to normal outcome

Step 1 — Movement Background (0–2 pts)

Section titled “Step 1 — Movement Background (0–2 pts)”

Question: What best describes your movement background?

AnswerPoints
Technical discipline (martial arts, dance, contact improvisation, parkour, gymnastics, climbing, competitive sports, Feldenkrais)2 ← triggers professional override if Step 3 also matches
Movement Adjacent Professional (movement educator, PT, OT, somatic practitioner, coach)2
Consistent recreational practice (dance, yoga, Pilates, gym, running)1
Casual or intermittent0

Approved copy revision (Patrick): expand list to circus, acting, physical theatre; spell out PT/OT in full. Pending implementation. See practice-sessions-montreal-2026-page-draft-and-form-discussion.


Step 2 — Duration & Frequency (0–2 pts)

Section titled “Step 2 — Duration & Frequency (0–2 pts)”

Question: How long have you been in your primary practice, and how consistently?

AnswerPoints
3+ years, multiple times a week2
1–3 years, at least once a week1
I don’t have a primary movement practice — but I know what sustained commitment is from a dedicated practice in another domain (music, art, craft, writing, research, etc.)1
Less than 1 year, or inconsistently0

Step 3 — Technical Precision (0–2 pts) ⚑ Key discriminator

Section titled “Step 3 — Technical Precision (0–2 pts) ⚑ Key discriminator”

Question: How central is technical precision to how you train? Sub-text: In your practice, how often do you work with detailed technical instruction — breaking down movement into specific components, adjusting alignment, or isolating individual actions?

AnswerPoints
Regularly — precision and detailed attention are central2 ← triggers professional override if Step 1 also matches
Sometimes — some coaching, but not the core of how I train1
Rarely — I move more by feel or general guidance0

This step separates serious movers from casual practitioners. Primary discriminator between Outcome A and B for people who score highly on Steps 1–2.


Question: Two quick physical checks. Sub-text: Not a performance test — just a baseline. Check the ones that apply to you right now.

CheckPoints
Can hold both arms extended overhead for 20 seconds without significant fatigue1
Can hold a partial squat (comfortable depth) for 20 seconds without significant discomfort1

Both optional — 0 pts is valid, Next button always enabled on this step.


Step 5 — Sustained Attention (0–2 pts) + challenging flag

Section titled “Step 5 — Sustained Attention (0–2 pts) + challenging flag”

Question: How does sustained focused attention land for you? Sub-text: Baseworks sessions require following complex, layered instructions continuously for about 70 minutes.

AnswerPointsFlag
That’s exactly the kind of engagement I’m looking for2
Challenging — but developing that capacity is part of why I’m interested1Challenging flag: downgrades A → B (unless professional override)
I’m not confident I can sustain that level of focus for 70 minutes0

Step 6 — Physical Considerations (hard gate, no points)

Section titled “Step 6 — Physical Considerations (hard gate, no points)”

Question: One last thing. Do you have any current injuries, chronic conditions, or mobility limitations that significantly restrict your range of movement or make floor work difficult?

ScenarioRoute
Yes + score ≥ 8 (or professional override)Outcome A + physical note (mention at booking; accessible session available)
Yes + score ≤ 7 (and no professional override)Outcome C + physical note (accessible session available after Primer)
NoProceed to outcome based on score

New to Baseworks? Find the right starting point

A few questions about your background. Based on your answers, we’ll point you toward the program that makes the most sense — whether that’s Practice Sessions, the Study Group, or Primer.

[Interactive 6-step quiz]


Your recommendation: Start with an introductory session.

Based on your answers, Practice Sessions align with your experience. Purchase an introductory session pass to get started — and if the approach resonates with you, standard session pricing becomes available from there.

CTA: [Purchase Intro Session Pass] → /?add-to-cart=47341 (WooCommerce product ID 47341)


Your recommendation: The Study Group is the right starting point.

Baseworks has a specific conceptual and methodological framework. The Study Group introduces both the Method and in-person practice in an integrated format — structured study combined with guided sessions over several weeks. From there, Practice Sessions become available to you.

CTA: [View Spring Study Group] → https://baseworks.com/event/montreal-study-group-spring-2026/


Your recommendation: Start with Primer.

Primer is our foundational 12-hour self-paced course — study independently or join a virtual cohort. It covers the core concepts and movement vocabulary of the Method, giving you the framework that Practice Sessions and the Study Group build on. We also run Open Days and other events throughout the year.

CTAs: [Explore Primer] → https://baseworks.com/primer/ | [View Events] → https://baseworks.com/events/


Same outcome text as A / C respectively, plus a note about the accessible monthly session option. Triggered by Step 6 physical gate — see scoring logic above.


Nouveau à Baseworks ? Trouvez le bon point de départ

Quelques questions sur votre parcours. Selon vos réponses, nous vous orienterons vers le programme le plus adapté — que ce soit les Practice Sessions, le Study Group, ou le Primer.

[Quiz interactif en 6 étapes]


Notre recommandation : commencez par une séance d’introduction.

Selon vos réponses, les Practice Sessions correspondent à votre expérience. Achetez un accès à une séance d’introduction pour commencer — et si l’approche vous parle, la tarification standard des séances devient disponible à partir de là.

Bouton : [Acheter un accès à une séance d’introduction] → /?add-to-cart=47341


Notre recommandation : le Study Group est le bon point de départ.

Baseworks repose sur un cadre conceptuel et méthodologique spécifique. Le Study Group introduit à la fois la méthode et la pratique en présentiel dans un format intégré — étude structurée combinée à des séances guidées sur plusieurs semaines. Les Practice Sessions deviennent ensuite accessibles.

Bouton : [Voir le Study Group printemps] → https://baseworks.com/event/montreal-study-group-spring-2026/


Notre recommandation : commencez par le Primer.

Le Primer est notre cours fondamental de 12 heures en autoformation — à suivre à votre rythme, ou dans le cadre d’une cohorte virtuelle. Il couvre les concepts fondamentaux et le vocabulaire du mouvement de la méthode, et vous donne le cadre sur lequel s’appuient les Practice Sessions et le Study Group. Nous organisons également des journées portes ouvertes et d’autres événements tout au long de l’année.

Boutons : [Explorer le Primer] → https://baseworks.com/primer/ | [Voir les événements] → https://baseworks.com/events/


Même texte que le Résultat A / C respectivement, avec une note sur l’option de séance mensuelle accessible. Déclenché par la porte physique de l’étape 6 — voir la logique de notation ci-dessus.