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
January
21
Thursday, Jan 21st
5:00 PM
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!
Tom Loyd Kyle Miller
Bryn Mawr Sports Rehab and 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?
"I came to Bryn Mawr Sports Rehab after my rotator cuff surgery. Tom Loyd whipped me back into shape. My shoulder feels better than it has in years. Thanks Tom!"
Brian Sheehan
"I know 100% that when I come here to Bryn Mawr Sports Rehab I will get better. I've been to other places; none measures up. BMSR is the most professional, caring, and observant; they have my complete trust! Kyle Miller is 100% professional and personable; I put myself in his hands and I know I'll get the best care."
Tom Boyd
"Tom helped me go from no strength at all in my shoulder, to finally being able to lift weights (and my grandson!). I was able to build my muscles and stretch my shoulder allowing me to start to do every day tasks. The more Tom would stretch my shoulder the more motion I would be able to feel. Now I can do most of my activities that I was unable to do before- Golf, playing with my grandson and I'm about to go back to skiing! Thanks for everything."
Robert O'Hara
