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ANATOMYMuscles, movement and functional relationships
CONDITIONSCommon pain patterns, injuries and presentations
TECHNIQUESMassage, manual therapy and rehabilitation approaches
PRACTICEEvidence, professional development and self-care

Blogs and Articles

The Deltoid Muscle | Function, Injury, and Manual Therapy Solutions
The Deltoid Muscle | Function, Injury, and Manual Therapy Solutions
The Multifaceted Role of the Deltoid Muscle The deltoid muscle, a thick, triangular muscle cap atop the shoulder, is not just an emblem of strength and mobility but a cornerstone... Read more...
Treating the Deltoid Muscles
Treating the Deltoid Muscles
   The Deltoid Muscles Having a strong set of deltoid muscles is important for a variety of different activities. These muscles are responsible for supporting your shoulder joint and giving... Read more...
The Posterior Deltoid Muscle
The Posterior Deltoid Muscle
The Deltoid Muscle   The Deltoid Muscle Multipennate is defined as a muscle that has several tendons with fibers running diagonally between them, similar to a feather. The deltoid is... Read more...
The Deltoids
The Deltoids
  The Deltoid Muscle - Anterior View        Exercise for the Deltoid Muscle - Dani Marks   Deltoid pain is most often mistaken for bursitis or rotator cuff injury The... Read more...
Trigger Point Release - Dry Needling the Deltoid Muscle
Trigger Point Release - Dry Needling the Deltoid Muscle
      The Deltoid Muscle    Pain in the Deltoids is most often mistaken for bursitis or a rotator cuff injury   Deltoid Anatomy and Trigger Points  - Dr. Jonathan... Read more...
Stretching for Pain Relief - Anterior Deltoid
Stretching for Pain Relief - Anterior Deltoid
  Deltoid Muscle   Anterior Deltoid - How to Find Trigger Points       The deltoid, along with supraspinatus and associated rotator cuff muscles, will regularly develop myofascial trigger points... Read more...