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Welcome to 'The Shoulder' Online Course
How to take this course
Course Notes : Chapters 1-6
Introduction
Integrating Systems & Why the Shoulder
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Anatomy & Function
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Shoulder Complex Kinematics
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Primary Impingement
Secondary Impingement & Rotator Cuff Related Shoulder Pain
Sub-Coracoid Impingement
Internal Impingement: Posterior Superior Glenoid Impingement
Four Categories of Biceps Tendon Pathology & Pulley Lesions
Internal Impingement: Anterior Superior Glenoid Impingement & The Story of a Misdiagnosis
Instability
Challenges in Diagnosis
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Putting it all together
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Course Notes : Chapter 7
Evaluation of the Shoulder in Clinical Practice
Pain Mapping of Common Shoulder Diagnoses
Systems to Assess / Systems to Address
Imaging of the Shoulder Clinical Practice
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Course Notes : Chapter 8-14
Management of the Shoulder in Clinical Practice
Clinical Presentation: Irritable
Clinical Presentation: Non-Irritable + Functional Competence, Movement & Motor Control
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Moving Differently in Pain
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Clinical Presentation: Degenerative & Principles of a Movement-Based Practitioner
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Course Notes : Chapter 15
Therapist Directed Mobility, Stability & Motor Control
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Top Tier Assessment (SFMA+)
Range of Motion
Scapulohumeral Rhythm, Stability & Motor Control
Passive ROM
Supine Internal Rotation - Technique Tips
Internal Rotation Assessment - Lab Q&A - Patterns of Mobility in a Participant with GHJ instability
Thorax Rotation Assessment
Stability & Motor Control Assessment
Shoulder Symptom Modification & Manual Muscle Testing
Assessment of Push and Pull Patterns
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Course Notes : Exercise Lab
Range of Motion Training
Sleeper & Horizontal Adduction Stretch
Mobilization of the Thorax
Breathing, Relaxation and Supine Sagittal Stabilization
Exercise Lab Q&A - Breathing Pattern Dysfunction & Excessive Tension (Example 'Patient')
Exercise Lab Q&A - Breathing Pattern Dysfunction & Excessive Tension (Discussion)
Baby Breathing & Low Kneeling
Low Kneeling Technique Tips
Exercise Lab - 5 Month Side Support
Technique Tip - 5 Month Side Lying
Low Kneeling Modifications
Quadruped & Tripod
Hand Support and Scapular Centration
Quadruped Demonstration
Exercise Lab - Coaching The Quadruped
Coaching The Quadruped - Technique Tips (Example 'Patient')
Coaching the Quadruped - Hourglass & Lumbar Flexion
Exercise Lab - Coaching The Tripod With Reach and Rotation
Exercise Lab - Coaching the Tripod with Reach & Rotation - Technique Tips
Exercise Lab - Modified Tripod with Reach, Rotation and Pull - Demonstration
Exercise Lab - Modified Bear
Closing Notes on Exercise Lab - Pushes, Deadlifts as a Pull, Field Goals
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Sleeper Stretch
Sleeper Stretch Technique Tips
Manual Therapy Lab Q&A -Sleeper Stretch, Setup in an Unstable Shoulder
Horizontal Adduction & Extension-Adduction-Internal Rotation
Reverse Sleeper & External Rotation Mobilization
Discussion: Hypertonicity Limiting Function / Protective Pattern
Technique Tips - Maintaining Centration - Mobilization with External Rotation
GHJ Mobilization con Movement & End Range Mobilization
Lab Q&A: GHJ Mobilization con Movement & End Range Mobilization
Upper Trapezius, Cervical ROM Assessment & Functional Palpation
Technique Tips - Functional Palpation and Vector of Tension
Technique Tips - Functional Palpation and Vector of Tension
Technique Tips - Functional Palpation and Vector of Tension
Levator Scapulae
Lab Q&A - Levator Scapulae
Rhomboid
Lab Q&A - Rhomboid
Lab Q&A - Rhomboid
Anterior Thorax & Pec
Lab Q&A - Rotation Dysfunction of Thorax
Lab Q&A - Anterior Rib Flare and Extension/Uprighting Restriction
Distal Pec Major
Lab Q&A - Palpation of Distal Pec Major
Manual Therapy Lab Q&A - Palpation of Distal Pec Major
Manual Therapy Lab Q&A – Why are we so specific in position & movement?
Serratus Anterior, Subclavius & Pectoralis Minor
Lab Q&A - Serratus Anterior
Lab Q&A - Serratus Anterior
Upper Serratus Anterior & Clavicular Division of Pec Major
Technique Tips: Upper Serratus Anterior
Subscapularis
Lab Q&A: Subscapularis
Lab Q&A: Subscapularis
Lab Q&A: Subscapularis
Latissimus Dorsi
Quadruped Rockback
Teres Major, Teres Minor, Infraspinatous
Lab Q&A: Teres Major/Minor
Lab Q&A: Infraspinatous
Manual Therapy Contacts
Lab Q&A: Manual Therapy Contacts
Long Head Triceps
Deltoid
Sub-Occipitals & Upper Cervical Mobilization
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    Nicole
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    Great course

    A very in depth look at the shoulder and and how to treat, well presented

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    Brooke
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    Excellent.

    Thank you for such an engaging and thorough lecture! I took away so many key points and things I can implement in my practice today! I can't wait to take an in person seminar so I can really get that hands on practice and experience. My only critique is for the videos, is there a way you could add a 10/15seconds rewind button? I find it hard to rewind if i miss something while taking notes. I either don't go back far enough or go back too far. Either way, AMAZING SEMINAR THANK YOU!

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    Amy
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    Best (and most challenging) shoulder course

    Do yourself and your patients a favor and take this course. There are so many reasons to: -it covers current data, research, personal & clinical valuable information to bring you up to date. -you can stay at home & rewind when necessary. Which was often for me because of the dense material. -offers casual birdseye approach to small group treatment review & rehab. -great notes to reference I will take many more classes from this instructor. Fantastic, especially for an online course!

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    Patricia
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    Accurate description

    This is the most intensive course I have taken regarding the shoulder complex. I am extremely happy with the content and look forward to mastering it so I can apply it in my practice