The Dynamic Shoulder is a home study course that integrates the latest shoulder research into a clinically relevant and clear format. The course addresses instability and rotator cuff pathology. Clinical tests are described and photographs are included for easy reference in the clinic. Research-based treatment recommendations are provided for conservative and post-operative programs. Activity-specific training ideas are also presented.

THERAPISTS LOVE THE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE AND ORGANIZED FORMAT AS WELL AS THE SPECIFIC CLINICAL TESTS AND TREATMENT SUGGESTIONS!
 
Learning Objectives:
•Describe the static and dynamic restraints of the glenohumeral joint.
•Explain the relationship between glenohumeral and scapulothoracic motion.
•Identify the role of proprioception and kinesthesia in joint stability.
•Describe glenohumeral joint instability and dislocation.
•Describe the role of the rotator cuff muscles in potential injuries.
•Define biceps tendinopathy and its effects on the biomechanics of the 
 glenohumeral joint.
•Explain the rationale for functional and individualized strength testing.
•Describe the clinical tests and positive findings for specific pathologies.
•Explain the relationship between the pathologies such as rotator cuff
 tendonitis and subacromial impingement.
•List procedures to rule out cervical pathology and warning signs of potential
 non-musculoskeletal sources of pain.
•Describe rationale and methods for scapular stabilization.
•List the components of a typical strength progression.
•Explain sport-specific and activity-specific training.
•List basic stages of post-operative treatment for a rotator cuff repair,
 Bankart repair, and thermal capsulorrhaphy.
 
What do therapists have to say about The Dynamic Shoulder?
I like the special test summaries and easy reference. It's easily understood, clear,  concise, relevant, and well-organized