Anatomy of Common Orthopedic Injuries of the Shoulder $69

In this series you’ll discover how posture and movement habits are often directly linked to and influence shoulder function. You’ll discover how optimal shoulder function is reliant upon the many muscles and their fascial connections to the shoulder to the head, neck, and torso. You’ll discover underlying reasons why so many individuals experience issues like impingement syndromes, labral tears, and thoracic outlet syndrome.

In this three-module series, you’ll discover:

• the anatomy and biomechanics and how suboptimal posture and muscle weakness contributes to issues of the rotator cuff, AC joint, and labrum;
• the best assessments to determine how to approach your client’s exercise program;
• how to choose and utilize the most effective corrective and functional exercises to improve shoulder stability and if necessary, help your client’s post-therapy progress or post-surgery recovery.

Whether you are working virtually or in person, this series will deliver information you can use right away in your client sessions whether they are recovering from an injury, preparing for surgery, or returning after physical therapy.

What's Included:

• 3 (120 minute) recorded sessions
• Unlimited online access to session recordings on all devices.
• Downloadable Handouts for each presentation in series (PDF format)