Module 10: Objective Jump Testing
Your first exposure to force plate testing can be like learning a foreign language We have simplified this for you,…
We highlight a structured framework for assessment, guided by current evidence, and apply this toward the creation of a rehabilitation pathway for your patients.
You will learn:
- The common shoulder pain classifications – Differentiating cuff, instability, the stiff shoulder and AC joint.
- The various categories of sporting shoulder injuries – From the throwers shoulder to the contact athlete.
- The current evidence surrounding injury prevention programs.
- The impact & limitations of biomechanics in shoulder presentations.
- How certain biomechanics might affect the patho-anatomy & create an appropriate direction for exercise rehabilitation.
- How to design an effective exercise program for shoulder presentations with focus on clinical reasoning & coaching cues.
This module will take approximately 3 hours to complete.
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