Learn how to simplify your assessment, classification, diagnosis, and treatment of all painful shoulders without "dumbing things down"

Find out how to build rapport, earn trust and communicate effectively with people in pain who are frustrated, confused, and uncertain. Learn how to fully and thorough assess all types of painful shoulders

Learn what is the most evidenced based and effective and efficient treatments for all kinds of painful shoulders

Time to unlearn some silly bullshit that is still common around the anatomy and biomechanics of the shoulder

Learn why impingement is not really a thing and how the rotator cuff doesnt do what you have been taught or thing it does.

Learn about the rare but serious conditions that can mimic and masquerade as benign musculoskeletal issues and how to sport the signs and symptoms better.

Learn how common neck issues can pretend to be shoulder and arm issues and how to spot the signs and symptoms and how to deal with them when they are present.

Learn about one of the most common and most painful shoulder conditions there is, and how to now when a frozen shoulder is and more importantly NOT a frozen shoulder

Shoulder arthritis is not as common as lower limb arthritis but learn if its any different in its assessment or management

Learn about the most common orthopaedic fractures and injuries to the shoulder and how sometimes they can be missed

Learn about all the possible differential diagnosies of Sub Acromial Pain, from rotator cuff tendiniopathy, to full thickness tears and everything else

Learn about the loose and unstable shoulder and how it occurs and what are the features and treatments best suited to stabilise them.

Explore a wide and diverse range of treatments and rehab exercise ideas that you can use with all kinds of painful shoulders, from modifying and reducing painful shoulder movements to improving strength, power and endurance.

Finally learn how to assess the higher level painful shoulders in your more active and sporty populations and how to assess if they are ready for return back into competition.