RehAlign

Time to re-think your knowledge of the shoulders it's far more complex.

Take note of how many nerve structures (depicted in yellow) cross the anterior shoulder. With these structures running adjacent to the long head of the biceps tendon, it's yet another reminder that throwing a blanket diagnosis of "biceps tendonitis" on all anterior shoulder pain is shortsighted. Neck function, scapular positioning, humeral head control, tissue density/bulk, and a host of other factors need to be considered alongside provocative tests and diagnostic imaging. I dig deeper on this topic in my Sturdy Shoulder Solutions resource: http://www.SturdyShoulders.com