Webinar
Investigating Injuries: Shoulder Dislocation & Return to Play
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Physiotherapist and strength & conditioning coach Gus Morrison returns as a special guest host for Episode #3 of the Investigating Injuries series. This session explores the full return-to-play pathway following shoulder dislocation, covering clinical presentation, ROM and strength assessment, and key rehab strategies including neuromuscular re-education, proprioception training, and sport-specific progression.
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Causes, risk factors, and anatomy behind shoulder dislocations
ROM testing for shoulder abduction, external rotation, and scapular control
Muscle testing and special tests for instability (Apprehension, Sulcus Sign, Relocation Test)
Journal insights from the NSCA Strength & Conditioning Journal
Real-world case study: assessment, rehab phases, and sport-specific training
Evidence-based treatment: strengthening, proprioception, and return-to-play criteria
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Hosts & Guests
Gus Morrison
Gus Morrison (BSc, MSc) is a dual qualified physiotherapist and strength and conditioning coach. He holds a Bachelors Degree in Physiotherapy and Masters Degree in Sports and Exercise Medicine, as well as gaining accreditation with the United Kingdom Strength and Conditioning Association. He currently works at the Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health as a research assistant and his research is centered around kinetic and kinematic testing of patients with anterior cruciate ligament tears and osteoarthritis of the hip and knee. On top of this he works as a clinician at Athletic Shoulder, where he developed a testing and training framework that was recently published in the Strength and Conditioning Journal. Prior to this, he had published research around objective testing of the shoulder in amateur rugby union players.