The large range of motion available at the shoulder joint leaves it vulnerable to sporting injuries. Repetitive Overhead activities in particular The repetitive overhead nature of some sports combined with the large range of motion available at the shoulder leave it vulnerable to sporting injuries. Sporting injury can also occur from direct impact forces.
Sprains and strains simply describes injuries sustained to the soft tissues in your body. By soft tissues we commonly mean...
Jon Grayson
As mentioned in our previous blog treatment for Subacromial Pain Syndrome (SAPS) can be multi-faceted. However, the most important intervention...
Jon Grayson
As physiotherapists we see a lot of shoulder problems in clinic and, of these, there is one condition that is...
Paul Hattam
Subacromial pain syndrome (SAPS) (also known as rotator cuff related pain, shoulder impingement, sub-acromial bursitis and rotator cuff tendinopathy) is...
Paul Hattam
