Persistent musculoskeletal pain, including but not limited to low back pain, headache, neck pain, osteoarthritis, shoulder pain, fibromyalgia, temporomandibular disorders, has a tremendous personal and socioeconomic impact. Lifestyle factors such as physical (in)activity, sedentary behaviour, stress, poor sleep, unhealthy diet, and smoking are associated with persistent musculoskeletal pain severity and sustainment1-7. This applies to all age categories, i.e. persistent musculoskeletal pain across the lifespan. Yet current treatment options often do not, or only partly address the many lifestyle factors associated with persistent musculoskeletal pain, or attempt to address them in a standard format rather than providing an individually tailored multimodal lifestyle intervention1,8,9.Therefore, this course addresses this lacuna by teaching clinicians to address various lifestyle factors concomitantly into an individually-tailored multimodal lifestyle intervention for people having persistent musculoskeletal pain10. Such a lifestyle approach is lots of fun for clinicians, especially when to succeed in engaging their patients into the treatment program11. This course is dedicated to learning clinicians to enjoy their work with musculoskeletal pain patients more. Ultimately, this should lead to a higher clinical impact with higher effect sizes and subsequently decreasing the psychological and socio-economic burden of persistent musculoskeletal pain in the Western world.