• Martin Asker - Throwing Shoulder (Director of Handball Research Group at Sophiahemmet University)

  • Apr 16 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
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Martin Asker - Throwing Shoulder (Director of Handball Research Group at Sophiahemmet University)

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  • Ben Ashworth chats to Dr Martin Asker the Director of Handball Research Group at Sophiahemmet University. Martin is a Clinician, lecturer and PhD in sports medicine epidemiology who is specialized in shoulder injury rehab & prevention. This episode is a part of the Inform Performance European shoulder series.

    In this episode Ben & Martin discuss:

    • Martins background
    • Common throwing shoulder diagnoses
    • Causes of shoulder overload
    • Clinical diagnostics
    • Testing athletes shoulder
    • Scap dyskinesia thoughts
    • AC-Joint rehabilitation

    Where you can find Martin:

    • Twitter

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