Testing, Treating, and Training the Shoulder: Assessment to High Performance
Mike Reinold and I will be joining forces for a seminar on November 15. It will be a one-day, limited enrollment seminar on “Testing, Treating, and Training the Shoulder: From Assessment to High Performance.” The format will be 50/50 split between lecture and lab from Mike and I. This is going to be an amazing experience for all rehabilitation and fitness specialists! Full information below along with a special discount coupon code for my readers for $30 off registration:
Testing, Treating, and Training the Shoulder: From Assessment to High Performance
- When: Sunday November 15th, 2009. 8:30-5:00 PM. Registration begins promptly at 8:30 AM.
- Where: Cressey Performance, 577 Main St., Suite 150, Hudson, MA 01749. Phone: 978-212-2688
- Description: This course is designed to present the most recent and state of the art information in the assessment, evaluation, treatment and training of the shoulder. Through lecture presentations, hands-on laboratory sessions, open discussions and problem solving of patient case studies, the attendee will have an opportunity to master new and effective evaluation and treatment techniques based on current scientific evidence. The course is applicable to physical therapists, athletic trainers, strength and conditioning specialists and other rehabilitation and fitness specialists.
- Faculty: Michael M. Reinold, PT, DPT, SCS, ATC, CSCS and Eric Cressey, MA, CSCS.
- Course Requirements: Lab clothing: tank top or halter-top to expose the shoulder. May bring a mat (or blanket), a pillow and a large towel for lab table.
- Objectives: Upon successful completion of this seminar, the participant will learn how to: 1) Demonstrate an understanding of a proper assessment and evaluation sequence for the shoulder; 2) Perform and interpret specific clinical examination tests & maneuvers for the shoulder; 3) Design an effective and appropriate rehabilitation and fitness program based on current clinical and scientific research; 4) Analyze specific exercise techniques and evaluate the exercises’ effectiveness; and 5) Integrate the information presented and formulate a treatment plan for specific patients and clients.
- CEUs: This course is eligible for 7 contact hours of continuing education. Certificates of attendance will be provided for all participants and may be used for CEU verification for specific state or organization licensure requirements. AdvancedCEU (P3259) is recognized by the NATA Board of Certification, Inc. to offer continuing education for Certified Athletic Trainers. This course has also been submitted to the NSCA.
- Agenda:
| 8:30 | Introduction & Registration |
| 9:00 | Assessment / Inefficiency vs. Pathology – The relationship between diagnostics and functional testing |
| 10:00 | Physical Examination of Specific Shoulder Pathologies |
| 11:00 | Training the Shoulder – Understanding the effect of different pathologies and how to maintain a training effect despite these injuries |
| 12:00 | The Scientific & Clinical Rationale Behind Shoulder Exercises: Principles of dynamic stabilization |
| 1:00 | Lunch – Provided |
| 2:00 | LAB – Assessing movement quality: Glenohumeral total motion, scapular function, thoracic spine mobility, interactions with core and lower extremity function |
| 2:45 | LAB – Review of Special Tests to Differentiate Specific Shoulder Pathologies |
| 3:30 | LAB – Warm-up protocols, resistance training strategies, and specific techniques |
| 4:15 | LAB – Integrating manual techniques and principles of dynamic stability |
| 5:00 | Q&A, Wrap-up, Adjourn |
Special Offer For My Readers
Enrollment for this seminar is going to limited to assure that lab time is productive. Readers. Normal registration fee is $199 for the seminar but my readers can use the coupon code “cressey” for $30 off. This coupon is valid this week only and will expire after Friday, October 16th.
Register Now
Be sure to reserve your spot soon, as spots are limited and will fill up quickly! You can REGISTER HERE.
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