Any time you attend a conference, you are going to learn some things and unfortunately you are simply going to be unable to retain all of the nuggets shared. So while you do pick up some new skills, there will be some valuable pieces of information that get missed. So with that being said, the [...]
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A Negative Sulcus Sign?
Posted in athletic trainer, rotator cuff, tagged Mike Reinold, optimal shoulder performance, sulcus sign on April 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Ordered the DVD Set – Optimal Shoulder Performance
Posted in Athletic Training Profession, rotator cuff, sports medicine, tagged category d, CEUs, Eric Cressey, Mike Reinold, optimal shoulder performance on April 2, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I ordered my copy of Optimal Shoulder Performance yesterday. I attended the course in November and look forward to reviewing the material and relearning some of the great information that may have passed me by initially. One comment about this product and other multimedia presentations in regards to Athletic Trainers and CEUs that most people [...]
The Bodyblade and Internal/External Rotation Strength – Study Review
Posted in Athletic Setting Posts, Injury Prevention, rotator cuff, tagged bodyblade, externalrotation, internalrotation, rotatorcuff, theraband on March 6, 2009 | 6 Comments »
I am a packrat. I’ll admit it. And for all of you who are packrats, this post and probably several others in the future will serve as a rationalization as to why it is okay to be a packrat. I have an old collection of Journals of Athletic Training and you know, it is good [...]
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