The most common myth about shoulder X-rays for shoulder pain
The vast majority of people believe that shoulder X-rays are a good way to determine what's causing shoulder pain.
Stress, among other...
Whenever we work with clients who have problems with their shoulders, there's one motion that we ALWAYS try to improve right away - scapular retraction. If you have shoulder issues it can often...
In this article, we're going to look at the statistics and studies on shoulder labral tear surgery to help you discern the risks involved. To learn all about shoulder labral tears check out part 1...
Learn more about how functional training can protect your shoulders.
If you’re experiencing shoulder pain, you may be wondering if you have a torn shoulder labrum. Read on...
Often when people first start to experiment with wide pushups, they experience one of two things: either they have shoulder pain, or someone tells them that they should stop doing wide push ups...
These days, a lot of us travel for work. Business consultants, software engineers, and even trainers like me find ourselves working in coffee shops, restaurants, and hotel rooms on our laptops. So...
If you’ve ever had aches and pains in your neck and shoulders, you have probably been told that you need to get a massage. When that doesn’t seem to provide long-term relief for you or...
