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Glenohumeral Stabilization For True Upper Extremity Function from Terry Trundle

Glenohumeral Stabilization For True Upper Extremity Function from Terry Trundle

Faculty:Terry Trundle

Duration:2 Hours 02 Minutes | Format:Audio and Video

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Outline:

Strategies to identify the link between vital motion patterns and proper muscular recruitment

• Manual motion: what happens that are important
• Modes of contraction and the missing link in exercises selection
• Concepts of shoulder function

Manual exercises for true shoulder function

• Manual exercise: the misunderstood component
• True rotator cuff function with corrective exercises
• Evidence based exercise based on EMG levels

Interventions and exercises for functional recovery and scapula-cuff stabilization

• Simplified exercises for the aging patient
• Selective interventions for progressive strengthening
• Advanced upper kinetic chain exercises for scapular control

Description:

Learn the vital motion patterns of the upper extremity and its missing links, as well as the mode of muscle contraction for the development of shoulder function. We will revisit why manual exercise has become the most misunderstood component of rehabilitation in the treatment of the aging shoulder. Presentation of a simplified approach to treat the painful aging shoulder will also be included.

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