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Shoulder pain rehabilitation protocol - attack your rot cuff
Rating: 4.1 out of 5(9 ratings)
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Shoulder pain rehabilitation protocol - attack your rot cuff

The ultimate guide for self-rehabilitating your rotator cuff tendinosis, tendonitis or minimal tear.
Last updated 12/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to self-mobilize your shoulder girdle.
  • Learn shoulder stability exercises.
  • Learn strength exercises for the shoulder girdle.
  • Fix your rotator cuff related pain syndrome by doing these exercises.

Course content

7 sections37 lectures1h 28m total length
  • Introduction1:21
  • How your scapular position can increase your risk of getting rotator cuff pain2:23
  • General guidelines, conditions and safety instructions3:24

Requirements

  • No experience is needed. It is required to have an elastic band and a small weight.

Description

This 5-step protocol will help you treat your minor rotator cuff problems. By doing physiotherapy exercises you might reduce your risk to re-injure yourself. Physiotherapy exercises will be used to treat your shoulder instability in this course. This protocol is build-up in a way that it is accessible for everyone with minor rotator cuff problems, both people a good or a poor physical condition. As the steps progress the course will also progress in difficulty and strength will be added to in in later stages. People with a good basic fitness will, of course, progress faster then people with a poor basic fitness. But they all will benefit from this course because of the way it is build-up.

As a physiotherapist, and as an osteopath, I've treated many patients with recurrent rotator cuff injuries and exercise therapy is the key to long-term succes. By doing this course you will be capable of treating your shoulder instability yourself, by doing physiotherapy exercises that I've teached my patients for years in my physiotherapy practice. You can do this protocol on your own pace, don't rush trough the videos but focus on qualitative performance while doing the exercises. You start with basic shoulder stability exercises and during the protocol the exercises will get harder and harder. That way you'll progress to a better shoulder stability and strength. Go and start this course and you'll be amazed with the results.

Who this course is for:

  • People with shoulder pain.