Show Notes
In this podcast, I discuss the scapula with Filip Struyf, PhD. Filip is a former guest on the show (episode 2) and I've pulled him back on the podcast to tackle the hard problems as they relate to the scapula. Specifically, in this episode we consider the question: "If we identify a scapula dyskinesis in our physical examination, should we attempt to rectify it?".
Key Resources:
Filip's fabulous 2013 paper here
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Filip on Twitter: @Filip_Struyf
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