The Painful Arc Test for Subacromial Impingement - Pilates Therapy Education
The Painful Arc Test is a really simple yet super effective screen which you can integrate into your class - But the information you'll get back from this screen can really help you to understand the where's and why's of someone's discomfort. This screen looks to detect a subacromial impingement in the shoulder - We also look at the anatomical element of subacromial impingement and what that means as well as potential ways we can help our clients to move better and in a pain free way! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe: / @pilatestherapyeducation3357 Instagram: www.instagram.com/pilatestherapy_education Facebook: / pilatestherapyuk

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