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“Returning an athlete to sport following an shoulder injury is a multi-factorial decision that must incorporate that athlete’s psychological readiness to return to play, strength, range of motion, pain level, and ultimately the ability to perform the movement patterns consistent with their sport and/or position.
The decision to return the athlete to training, and ultimately to full competition is based on a hierarchical (i.e. increasingly demanding) system for testing the individual’s capacity to withstand the rigors of their chosen activity- namely Functional Performance Tests - to assess an athlete’s ability to perform dynamic upper extremity tasks prior to returning to sport
These tests allow clinicians something outside of subjective reports, range of motion, and strength measures ( Physical Performance Tests), commonly used as a proxy to determine readiness to return to play.
This webinar will discuss the commonly cited upper limb tests used, and place them in a contextual setting with respect to the specific sporting demands of the upper limb, enabling participants to optimally selected the most appropriate test(s) to determine athlete readiness to return to play, and summarise the Bern Consensus Statement regarding For Return To Sport Following Shoulder Injury”
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This webinar recording is approx 90-100 mins with time for Q&A after. ( the recording is broken down into smaller sections for you to review easily.)