Self Tests and Exercises for Common Shoulder Pain

Find the Cause and Self-Treat your Shoulder Pain!
In this video, I demonstrate the best tests for the most common causes of shoulder pain.
Once you have managed to self-diagnose your shoulder pain, I then demonstrate the best exercises for each specific condition.
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Time Stamp
00:00 Introduction
00:39 Cause 1: Pinched Nerve in the Neck
01:56 Spurling's test
02:41 Cause 2: Rotator Cuff Impingement
03:29 Neer's Sign
04:07 Empty Can Test
04:41 Hornblowers' sign
05:18 Bear Hug Test
05:59 External Rotation Test
07:06 Cause 3: Biceps Tendinitis
08:14 Yergason's Test
09:03 Speed's Test
10:37 Cause 4: Bursitis
12:18 Outro
10:39
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[@electromata]

thanks for the video it works

[@sylviacrisp404]

Very informative as usual.Many thanks 😊😚🤗

[@lakshmikalai4915]

Thank you so much, very useful video

[@LittleJordanFarm]

Thank you

[@lalaland962]

Thank you for all of these tests. Infraspinatus, supraspinatus and teres minor are all positive, and the pain feels the same for each of those tests. I'm definitely doing the recommended exercises!

[@christ3008]

Also, you mentioned demonstrating the best exercises for each condition - are they in other videos? I could not see them in this one except for the biceps tendonitis treatment - Thanks!

[@twanaparker6701]

Very good exercise for hump on neck, Than you Twana

[@christ3008]

thanks for the video - very informative - Just a question - what type of pain are we looking for in each of the tests? I get a dull ache at the higher range of the empty can test and during the hornblower test after a few seconds of pressure. I get potential positive on the Biceps tendonitis tests too.

[@faithhope5518]

I love your accent 🥰👌🙏🙏🙏

[@nicolaijacobsen7493]

Just to get my arm out in the position you have in the video in minute 4.50 causes me pain, and it's difficult for me to rotate my arm up and down in that position. I've had the problem for years. Is it in the teror minor muscle the problem is located? Thanx for the videos! Kind regards Nicolai

[@rominadelossantos1202]

Who is the artist of those prints on your wall?

[@twanaparker6701]

Pain behind right ear and neck