Exercise is a widely recommended and often first-line treatment approach for people with rotator cuff-related shoulder pain (RCRSP). Resistance exercise is a popular type of exercise prescribed by physiotherapists for RCRSP. However, just how effective is resistance exercise and how might it be beneficial? Spoiler alert, it’s not only about getting strong.
Course Outline
- What is RCRSP?
- What is the evidence underpinning resistance exercise for RCRSP?
- What are the mechanisms of resistance exercise for RCRSP?
- How to incorporate resistance exercise into a holistic biopsychosocial model of care
Thanks for the course
Great presentation very insightful
Very interesting! Indeed, as in cases of osteoarthritis of the knee, a/ n gains in muscle strength improve pain in the affected joint regardless of the gain. Thanks for the details and references to research articles.
Seduction plays tricks on me. Pain is a complex phenomenon.
Interesting webinar!