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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2019 · 1H

Dynamic Shoulder Evaluation For the Clinician

from Restoring Human Movement

December is the month of giving, in this podcast episode I put together my clinical pearls of shoulder evaluation from the clinicians. I've been blessed to have some great mentors in showing me how to test shoulders using the standard orthopedic and ROM testing, yet adding a dynamic aspect to the exam to see beyond reasonable doubt if this person with a shoulder issue will respond well to corrective exercise loading or manual therapy. This month on the podcast, allow me to give back. This should work in most cases of: Subacrominal impingement Swimmer's shoulder Tendonitis cases of the rotator cuff Possible grade 1 labrums Upper trap tightness Pain with sleeping on the shoulder Bursitis AMBRI shoulders Here's the link to access the document and the video I mentioned in the podcast. It will not be the first email you get. It will be the second that comes 7 days after the hip email. The first will be Dynamic Hip Evaluation, the Dynamic Shoulder Evaluation, Tension Clues & Cues and then this Low back exam case study. Emails are 1 week apart to give you time to try out the information. Don't worry it will all come Enjoy! Sebastian

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