What are the Effects of Isolated Joint vs Multiple Joint Training of the Shoulder in Uninjured Subjects: Prospective Randomized Controlled Training Study?

Author

• E. McGuire
• T. Mettenburg
• B. HillFollow
• C. JonesFollow
• Haley WorstFollow
• K. Manns
• George J. Davies, Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityFollow

Term of Award

Fall 2016

Degree Name

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

Release Option

Open Access

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Department

Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

Abstract

What are the effects of isolated joint vs multiple joint training of the shoulder in uninjured subjects: prospective randomized controlled training study?

Notes

Poster Presentation. APTA-CSM, San Antonio, TX, February, 2017.

Recommended Citation

McGuire, E.; Mettenburg, T.; Hill, B.; Jones, C.; Worst, Haley; Manns, K.; and Davies, George J., "What are the Effects of Isolated Joint vs Multiple Joint Training of the Shoulder in Uninjured Subjects: Prospective Randomized Controlled Training Study?" (2016). Clinical Sciences: Graduate Physical Therapy Capstone Projects (2008-2021). 22.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/ptcapstone/22