The Scary Scapula
First session in the ARM ANALYST series, where we look at everything between the shoulder shrug and the arm grip.
We’ll get into the nitty gritty of scapulothoracic mechanics and how they affect the rest of the arm.
Understanding scapulo-thoracic and clavicular mechanics is key to making your clients with neck, shoulder and elbow pain happier. This is the “core” of the upper limb and without first being able to balance up all of the players involved in scapular stability it is near impossible to achieve smooth, powerful and accurate movement through the rest of the arm.
Ideal for movement professionals and body workers wanting to delve a bit deeper into the functional anatomy and clinical implications of non optimal shoulder mechanics. Clinical topics covered include impingement syndrome, tennis elbow, muscular neck pain and much more.
Instructor
MCSP SRP, Physiotherapist, specialist in clinical application of Pilates Zoe Queally
Zoe Queally is a UK trained Chartered Physiotherapist and has been fine tuning her clinical experience since 1996. She is a clinical specialist for spinal problems, sports injuries and repetitive strain injuries.