Neers Test - Subacromial Pain or Impingement

This video demonstrates the the Neers Test. This test is useful for identifying shoulder impingement syndromes which typically manifest as shoulder pain that increases in intensity when raising the arm. Increasing pain upon testing is considered a positive test. This video is designed for our Level 5 Sports and Clinical Therapy course members as a revision tool for musculoskeletal examination and assessment of the peripheral joints. Our series of short videos within this group includes: *Obers Special Test, *Phalenes Special Test,*Mills Special Test *Hamstring length test, *Thessaly Special Test, *Trendelenburg Special Test, *Biceps Load Test, *Neers Test, *Cozens Test, *McMurray Test and*Kennedy Test, Plus ...... *assessment of the Ankle Joint, *assessment of the Knee Joint, *assessment of the Hip Joint, *assessment of the Wrist Joint, *assessment of the Elbow Joint, and*assessment of the Shoulder Joint. Core Elements Training offer accredited Level 3 and 4 Sports Massage training, along with Level 5 Sports and Clinical Therapy training courses and a range of face to face, Live Online and fully Online CPD short courses, such as:Dry Cupping, Dry Needling, Joint Mobilisation, Kinesiology Taping and more. To find out about any of our courses please visit: http://www.coreelements.uk.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/CoreElements/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/core_elements/