Thank you for making us think harder. Like the shoulder, we like stability, but we too need to reposition our approach.

Very interesting. Several concepts applicable in practice.

Very interesting series, I’m satisfied with the content.

In the complex cases section, it would be nice to have details on the rehab strategies that they used. Not just the assessment information and how it ended. Overall, great course with useful and simple information that can definitely be used on most clients, not just athletes!

Very relevant and interesting course. Regarding the section on complex cases, it would be interesting to see concrete examples of macro/micro plans that have been put in place for these cases.

I appreciated the module on objectivity. I also appreciated the exercise suggestions at the end of each module. On the other hand, several sections of the course were not very interesting. Unfortunately, I wouldn’t recommend this course to anyone else.

What I liked: A complete and simplified summary of upper limb pathologies as well as wonderful examples of more functional exercises to use with a more athletic population. The instructor is very clear and gives good exercises related to his own clinical practice. He also takes good account of the needs of these clients, insisting on Listening and on the psychosocial aspect that often accompanies injuries. What I’d put into practice: Some of the exercises demonstrated could be used with a more varied clientele (not just athletes). Some of the functional tests could also be very useful in my clinical practice (I could use them since they’re easy to administer and require little equipment). In short, this course is very comprehensive and excellent for anyone interested in improving their understanding and expertise of the upper limb!