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Continuation on the shoulder series at www.zachdechant.wordpress.com.

Our shoulder series continues with Part V today with a little bit about humeral retroversion in the overhead athlete. If you missed the previous sections you can find them below.…

Part IV of the shoulder series that I have going at www.zachdechant.wordpress.com.

Last week we visited external impingement in the shoulder, how it arises, and what to do. This week we'll take a look at internal impingement. Internal impingement is a pathologic condition that can lead to a whole host of problems in the shoulder. This problem is most commonly seen in overhead throwing athletes, tennis players, volleyball…

Another post in the shoulder series I have at my blog at www.zachdechant.wordpress.com.

Continuing on with Part III of our shoulder series we come to impingement and its different forms. There is internal, and external impingement. Each comes with its own set of problems as well as treatments. If you haven't caught the other two previous parts you can find them below.…

We'll continue our shoulder series with Part II today. Be sure to read Part I if you haven't already at www.zachdechant.wordpress.com.

So with the athlete in question that we talked about in Part I the overwhelming question is what do we do with him now.…

This is a post that appeared yesterday on my blog at www.zachdechant.wordpress.com. It is Part I of a series on the shoulder that I am doing.

Since the first week of school is upon us this means one thing for the baseball program at TCU; movement screens. The last 4 days of my life have been evaluating, measuring, and deciphering movement. I recently uploaded a few videos that give some quality examples of the overhead squat,…