Training the Scapular Slings

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Lesson Plan

Scapular stability is a key component of function of the shoulder, the upper quadrant as well as the global human system. In this webinar we will define muscle slings that provide vital stability to the scapula and how it translates to complete functional movement. We will discuss how to assess and treat scapular slings including taping applications and corrective exercises.

Learn easy practical solutions for patients and clients

Define scapular slings
Discuss the joint-by-joint approach
Discuss techniques to assess and screen the scapula
Discuss kinesiology tape applications for the slings
How to train scapular stability with corrective exercise

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Course Access: 1 year
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Course Outline

Duration: 40 minutes

CEU Approvals

Not approved for Continuing Education

Course Instructor

John Campione, DC

Dr. John Campione is a Chiropractic Physician from Warrenville, IL. He is a graduate of the National University of Health Sciences receiving his Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2010. Dr. Campione received a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology from the West Virginia University School of Medicine. Dr. Campione is board certiﬁed in Physiotherapy in the state of Illinois specializing in physical rehabilitation using a blend of chiropractic manipulative therapy, soft tissue manipulation and corrective exercises to treat ailments of the human neuromusculoskeletel system. He has post-graduate education in acupuncture, strength and conditioning with the National Strength and Conditioning Association, corrective exercise with the National Academy of Sports Medicine, RockTape, Functional Movement Systems, Applied Movement Neurology, Active Release Technique, and kettlebell training with the World Kettlebell Club. He is also an instructor for RockTape teaching kinesiology taping and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation.