Early in his career Patrick wrote and hosted a television program called J.U.M.P. or "Junior Upcoming Mobile People" on a local FOX affiliate in North Dakota and Minnesota. Through this show he was able to reach thousands of teens after school and tell them the benefits of exercise and nutrition.

Patrick took J.U.M.P. on the road to malls and schools and through grass roots marketing he worked with teenagers to positively influence their lives. This program evolved into Positive Motion.

Patrick took Positive Motion on the road and because of his passion for teaching teens about exercise and nutrition he was soon doing workshops all around the world.

Trollwood Performing Arts School enlisted him to recruit for their summer season. He traveled to 19 schools and helped the school to show an improvement in student enrollment.

He worked with multicultural artists to put together a show called "Imagine" that enlisted students from China and Russia. The show went on to be performed in Washington D.C., Moscow, and Beijing.

Patrick went on to choreograph World Beat, a summer program for at risk students that helped bring out their creativity through their different experiences growing up.

Patrick then taught many Positive Motion classes in Boston, Bahrain, New York, Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Minneapolis and Chicago in Lawndale and at Providence St. Mel which is a Magnet School sponsored by Oprah Winfrey. (Video available).

Patrick currently resides in Fargo where he teaches Positive Motion at least once a week and shares the message and program through in-school and corporate workshops. He would love to come and share Positive Motion with you and your friends.