Attention Rotator Cuff Pain Sufferers, Free Event For You
New Rotator Cuff Workshop Reveals How to Get Back to Normal Without Medications, Injections and Surgery
March
11
Thursday, Mar 11th
11:00 AM
This Workshop Is Virtual. Tune in & Watch From Home!
***Because of space limitations, this event is limited to the first 20 people who sign up...
Attend the Virtual Rotator Cuff Pain Workshop and Learn:
The Single Worst Position to Sleep in That Causes BIG Problems in the Shoulder and Rotator Cuff...
The #1 Biggest Mistake People Suffering with Shoulder Pain Make Which Surprisingly Can Lead to Rotator Cuff Surgery...
The Common Causes of Rotator Cuff Problems...
The Top 3 Exercises for the Rotator Cuff
Spots are limited and will go fast. Reserve your spot now!
Pratik Shah
iMotion Physical Therapy
Who is the Virtual Workshop For?
The Virtual Rotator Cuff Workshop is for people suffering with shoulder pain who are looking to feel normal again and heal naturally without medications, injections and surgery.
Do you have shoulder pain when you:
Reach up high?
Lift something heavy?
Reach behind your back?
Sleep at night?
Reach into the back seat?
Do work around the house or yard?
Get dressed?
What Do Others Have To Say About The Rotator Cuff Pain Workshop?
"My shoulder bothered me for years. It hurt to reach above my head and started hurting when I had to carry heavy things like groceries or an infant car seat. I finally went to PT and felt a million times better after a couple weeks of treatment. I should have gone years earlier!"
Kathy B.
"I had physical therapy following shoulder surgery. I had pain in my shoulder and wasn't able to use my arm at all. It was difficult to get dressed and take care of myself. The team taught me basic exercises to help get some motion back and then progressed me to strengthening exercises. It took awhile but with their help and reassurance I was able to go back to all of my normal activities, pain-free! I was even able to paint my living room."
Dawn F.
"I injured my shoulder playing football when I was younger and was told I needed surgery. Luckily, I saw a PT first and was actually back on the field after a couple months without surgery. Then later in life, the issue came back... I wasn’t able to surf or bench press in the gym. I went to PT again and now I can surf and lift normally - and when things flare back up, I know exactly what to do."
Carl M.
