Posts Tagged ‘shoulder pain’
Shoulder Labral Tears: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment
The shoulder labrum or glenoid labrum is like a soft, fibrous “bumper ring” that lines the rim of your shoulder socket (the glenoid fossa or glenoid cavity). Think of it as the shoulder’s version of a suction cup — it deepens the socket, helps centre the ball of the upper arm bone (humerus), and creates…
Read MoreAcute Shoulder Dislocation | Diagnosis and Treatment
The shoulder is an incredible joint. It is the most mobile joint in the human body, yet it can withstand enormous forces, allowing people to lift, hang, throw, tackle and even walk using them. Yet the amazing mobility this joint provides does have a downside – with a shallower socket than other similar joints, like…
Read MoreImportance of a well-balanced strength program for throwing athletes
The shoulder is a complex and beautiful joint in the human body. For the same reasons of being a beautifully functioning articulation, we are faced with added challenges such as stability. Having a such a vast range of motion, the shoulder is able to move in all movement planes, leading to an increased demand for…
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