Because they don't train and are not passionate enough about studying the underlying mechanics

Because they don't train and are overreliant on studies (which are largely conducted on those who don't train) rather than experience.

Lack of knowledge

Doctors aren't specified on functional movements and the clinical reasiong around them. Even orthopedics and suergons aren't. Often they look to much throw a structural lense. And in this guy u probably won't find to much relevant damage in and around the shoulde joint.

@@anandnairkollam but physiotherapists and sport doctors should know this, it's exactly what they study!

Call bs on that, this dude is lying. Which makes no sense

@@Justanothernobody79 unfortunately he’s not lying. Might be exaggerated but I have a similar experience

And which rotator cuff muscle should be tested in this case? IMHO, It’s not RC issue

​@@almondish5911 Teres minor primarily

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What was the reason for your shoulder pain

​​@@JackDaniels-hf4seeither mobility, stability or weakness. Stretch and strengthen to bulletproof shoulder.

@@januar2741 i was wrestling my friends and for some reason my shoulders cracked while wrestling and I was in pain for 3-4 days then the pain went away and when I wrestled again same thing happened to my shoulders I went to the doctors they said I haven’t tore any ligaments or tendons I just need to rest it and I have been resting them for a week now and Im just trying to see how I can prevent this from happening again and some times when I lift heavy or move my shoulders around they hurt a little bit

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​@@januar2741 That list covers pretty much everything the shoulder does and is so vague to be useless. You need to be able to identify the specific cause of the issue to be able to fix it.

had mine four months

time and money 💰 to waste/spend as well...

It's sad that doctor visits even cost money in other countries tbh. Unless I go to a specialist I've never had to pay for a doctors visit in all my 29 years of being alive. Same thing for the hospital too when I got third degree burns as a child (did it to myself on accident). I was in there for a month and mum and dad didn't have to pay a cent other than the money for the burn suit I had.@@WHITELIONNYC

I guees they are just not testing it this way because it’s noticeable how aren’t they finding it there’s something missing in the way these sessions go

the pain experienced points to certain areas pretty intuitively, then the tests performed are likely the same we see here. It's probably the case that the PTs and doctors correctly diagnosed the source of the problem, but the exercise prescription is very different here than it would be in most PTs' offices. Consider also that the immediate pain relief seen here might not be due to the exercises performed, but rather psychological, and we measure patient outcome by reevaluating after a certain period of time - something not done or shown here.

The same as doctors who prescribe. If you heal all your patients, will you make any money?

@@magicjohnsins interesting but does exercise selection matter if in the end ur going to be doing the same movement pattern working the same muscle

@@googlefaps5883 But that's not always the case, and there are hundreds of reasons to select one exercise over another, the movement pattern is only one factor. Here are a few that the average PT does not generally seem to care about: - is it measurable, i.e., can I standardize range of motion and make sure each rep is a similar stress? - is it loadable so I can measure improvement? - is it an isolation or compound exercise? Both are valid choices, but have different applications that seem poorly considered - is the PTA capable of instructing the exercise, are they aware of what it's intended to correct, and do they know what to look for? - what sets and reps are most conducive to development, and does that match the exercise selected? - where will this be taking place within the session and how well does it work with the other exercises?

Same I'm out of the gym right now because shoulder pressed messed me up a few days ago

Mee too 😀

Same brother! I pray this will fix my shoulder problems 🙏🙏

Same man.... If I knew about someone like him in India I would have rusbed there

Yeah i got same problem

Buy his book, Rebuilding Milo. It has all sorts of diagnostic tests and treatments you can do at home.

You need a foundation of strength first. Otherwise you are just straining it. You want to move to progressively harder variations.

What is the first one called? And is it supposed to hurt like a mf

Thanks man, needed to see this

Most doctors are useless when it comes to this type of thing honestly.

They haven't a clue about physical therapy they'll give you a sweet painkiller though.

I agree, I would like to see long term results of his patients

Placebo. Comes across as neurotic.

I have the same problem. Try to squeeze your shoulder blades back in front of a mirror to see if theyre even a few reps. it helps me. Also start with light weight with extra warm up

I know seriously there’s no way he saw 20 doctors

​@@Stephanie-ul6lq Yeah, he saw 20 doctors and NONE OF THEM tried one of the easiest and most well known test for shoulder???

Yes. And warm up for wrists like when going to do push exercises that day ( push up, bench press)