Clinical Pearls for the Shoulder-Understanding the Connections in the Upper Quarter

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Recorded03 Jun 2021

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Join us for a special episode on the shoulder. This is a re-release of one of our most popular episodes to date. As a bonus, we present 3 case studies of patients with typical shoulder pain who have different drivers and certainly different exercise programs. Sometimes the key to helping a patient's persistent shoulder pain is looking at all of the underlying inputs into their system. What are the connections in the upper quarter? How do they relate to the patient's meaningful movement? Check us out: Toughtotreat.com

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