Shoulder and neck tightness as a result of pushups?

Push-ups are a great upper body, core, and stability exercise. However they can also create and perpetuate shoulder and neck tightness. Dr. Evan Osar - author of Corrective Exercise Solutions to Common Hip and Shoulder Dysfunctions - explains how to solve this issue for you or clients you work with. Join us for our brand new series of Two Anatomy Geeks which begins starts Saturday, November 4th.

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discover the link between the nervous system and tightness discover the best assessments and #correctiveexercise for common shoulder and hip issues discover how to create improved results with your clients and address the underlying causes of neck, shoulder, and low back tightness. #thoracicoutletsyndrome #neckpainrelief #shoulderpain

Do you have clients mobilizing their shoulder like this? They’re actually just pulling their scapula off their rib cage and disrupting optimal stability. However, there’s a better way to improve both shoulder mobility and stability.

Dr. Evan Osar of the Two Anatomy Geeks™ discusses. If you’re interested in learning more about the shoulder - including the must do assessments, the best corrective exercises, and safe functional exercises for the older adult population - check out this brand new series.

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When you enroll, you get immediate access to:

over 5 hours of shoulder anatomy - this knowledge will help you understand and explain why so many of your clients struggle with chronic shoulder tightness;

the best assessments and go-to corrective exercises for improving shoulder mobility and stability - so you can address rather than guess what to do;

go-to exercises and the exercises you should avoid with clients...

Latissimus tightness?

Dr. Osar shares one reason many clients struggle with shoulder mobility despite #myofascialrelease and mobility drills. 

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In Part 3 of our brand new series of Two Anatomy Geeks™: Anatomy of Common Shoulder Orthopedic Injuries we’ll be covering the latissimus dorsi and trees major and how to apply your anatomy knowledge to rows, planks, and pull ups.

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immediate access to the first two sessions

knowledge you can directly apply to your clients programs

live question and answer, programming CEC’s will be applied for once the series is completed.

It could be the #subclavius is inhibited by excessive shoulder compression. Dr. Evan Osar - author of Corrective Exercise Solutions to Common Hip and Shoulder Dysfunctions - discusses a common issue and simple solution to #shouldertightness after a #shoulderworkout.

Do you work with individuals with shoulder issues like #rotatorcuff, #labraltear, or #bicepstendonitis? Dr. Evan Osar and Jill Leary - the Two Anatomy Geeks™ - will be sharing more great info in the brand new series: Anatomy of Common Shoulder Injuries.

During this brand new series, you’ll discover:

Why so many clients struggle with #shoulderpain and #shouldermobility issues;
how to use simple assessments and #correctiveexercise to improve #posture and movement;
how to integrate more optimal function into your clients #shoulderworkout.

Starts Saturday, September 10.
5 hours of content you can apply immediately with your clients.
CECs will be applied for once the series is completed.

Dr. Evan Osar - author of Corrective Exercise Solutions to Common Hip and Shoulder Dysfunctions- discusses how to decide whether an exercise is appropriate or not for your client with shoulder issues.

Dr. Osar and Jill Leary- the Two Anatomy Geeks™ - will be discussing common shoulder exercises and how they contribute to common shoulder issues including rotator cuff impingement, labral tears, and bicipital tendonopathy.

Additionally, when you enroll for this brand new 3-part series, you’ll discover:

shoulder anatomy you can apply and use right away with your everyday clients;
the best shoulder assessments to determine what exercises your client should and should not be doing;
how to communicate and get referrals from chiropractors and physios who need someone to refer their shoulder patients to.

Serratus anterior is a common muscle involved with shoulder issues.

Dr. Evan Osar discusses how to modify shoulder exercises to improve serrates anterior and scapular stability. In the brand new 3-part series of Two Anatomy Geeks™, you will discover:

the anatomy of the shoulder including the serrates anterior scapular stabilizers

the most common causes of impingement, tendonitis, and labral tears;

how to properly assess and choose the best corrective exercises for improving posture and movement.

You will leave with information you can use right away with your clients.
If you can’t be on live, you will have access to the handouts and recordings.
CECs will be applied for at the completion of the series

Dr. Evan Osar - author of Corrective Exercise Solutions to Common Hip and Shoulder Dysfunctions- shares a simple strategy during this weeks IMI insider. 

And if you’re looking to discover more about common shoulder issues, check out the brand new upcoming series of Two Anatomy Geeks™: Anatomy of Common Shoulder Orthopedic Injuries.

In this brand new series, we’ll be discussing common shoulder issues like bicipital tendonopathy, rotar cuff issues, and labral tears.

All sessions are recorded.

CEC’s are applied for once series is completed.

Guaranteed to be the most fun you’ve had learning and applying your new anatomy knowledge.