LEARN FROM THE LEGEND TIM BROWN

Join Dr. Tim Brown as he unlocks the neuromyofascial secrets behind lasting shoulder recovery and peak upper body performance.  From pitchers and paddlers to swimmers and surfers, the shoulder is at the centre of almost every athletic demand — and with five interconnected joints to manage, it's one of the most complex regions any clinician will ever treat. Deepen your SPRT expertise with a comprehensive, movement-based approach to shoulder assessment, soft tissue release, and functional rehabilitation. ABOUT THIS ONLINE MODULE This SPRT Online Module delivers an in-depth clinical framework for understanding, assessing, and treating the shoulder complex using Dr. Tim Brown's Specific Proprioceptive Response Technique. Building on the neuromyofascial principles established in earlier modules, Dr. Brown applies the SPRT philosophy directly to the five joints of the shoulder — with a focus on scapular mechanics, rotator cuff function, arthrogenic muscle inhibition, and the critical role of the sensory motor system in recovery. From understanding why surgeries can fail even when they "look perfect," to mastering the hands-on sequencing that has helped elite athletes recover trackside in minutes, this module equips practitioners with both the science and the clinical confidence to achieve extraordinary shoulder outcomes. LEARNING OBJECTIVES  -Understand the five joints of the shoulder and how soft tissue imbalances disrupt their integrated function -Apply the SPRT sensory motor approach to treat movement dysfunction rather than isolated injured structures. -Recognize and assess scapular dyskinesis and its downstream effects on shoulder mechanics, posture, neck health, and athletic performance. -Identify arthrogenic muscle inhibition as a key barrier to recovery and learn how SPRT restores afferent signaling to unlock full rehabilitation potential. -Develop region-specific SPRT treatment sequences for common shoulder conditions including rotator cuff injuries, impingement syndrome, shoulder instability, and post-surgical rehabilitation. -Master layered palpation and the SPRT rules of engagement — light touch, unidirectional strokes, and patient-guided pressure to safely and effectively release adhesions from skin through deep fascia. -Integrate diaphragmatic breathwork into shoulder treatment sessions to activate parasympathetic recovery and achieve measurable, same-session pain reduction.