Shoulder Observation | Clinical Physio Premium

[@hudashakir6362]

hey. its very informative and easy to keep in mind everything about shoulder joints. ur way of explanation is above and beyond the level. keep it up

[@WIXY97]

This is fantastic, I’m currently studying sports therapy and I’m now within my last year. I’m looking to progress to a MSc in physiotherapy after my degree. The points made here are easy to understand and logically laid out. I’ve always struggled with observational type stuff, this has helped me a lot from just a 20 minute video. I have searched KZbin for the past 3 years to find something like this and have never been successful till now. I can’t wait to see what you publish in future! It would be great to see your channel cover movement of the body ( how muscles and bones work together what acts on what as I struggled with this through my course), muscles origins and insertions (can be challenging especially for new students), common pathologies for each region and how to asses and treat these pathologies, a full assessment would be fantastic to see how you do it, the steps you take and show how it should be done professionally which a lot of students struggle with at my uni, soap notes maybe?, specials tests and some revision tips, I find sports therapy hard study I can’t imagine what physio is like not yet, it’s like learning a new language! But this would be fantastic. Sorry for all the text it’s just so refreshing to finally see a KZbin channel that hits the nail on the head for what I’ve been search for, keep up the good work!

[@alexthompson8008]

Studying BSc Physiotherapy at the moment, and my course uses your videos for pre-session learning. Super helpful. I'm a visual person so watching you guys walk through it slowly and clearly is really great.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much for your kind words Alex! So glad to hear we have been able to help you 😊

[@xy2565]

This is so good! Thank you! I can't wait for the other joints/ structures. Great for revision and extra understanding

[@ClinicalPhysio]

We are so pleased to hear you like it Leah! We are very grateful for your support and will be releasing a new video every week. Thank you so much for your kind comments 😊

[@SairaKhan-qm9gl]

I am DPT i have started my own clinic recently. Shoulder observation and assessment is vital for every patient .patient who is already diagnosed do they need assessment and observation?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Absolutely 👍🏼 it can help us with how we plan treatment!

[@drgadham]

GREAT TEACHING👋👋👋👋👋👋

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much!

[@1brentak3]

This is great! Looking forward to next videos!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much for your support! New video will be available each week :)

[@therealMeastro]

@8:30 did you accidently edit out the rotator cuff impingement ?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Hi! We removed this as impingement is not a term that is used in practice any more!

[@kellsbells48]

Why does a hypertonic or overdeveloped upper trap cause a lower resting scapula?