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  <title>E28: Rotator Cuff Tears: Behind the Diagnosis - The Muscles Behind Shoulder Stability</title>
  <description>When someone tears their rotator cuff, most of the attention goes directly to the injured tendon. But what about the other muscles responsible for stabilizing and controlling the shoulder? In Episode 28 of the Golf Nerd Ninja Podcast, Scott from Golf MATchanics explores why shoulder function goes beyond the diagnosis and how Muscle Activation Techniques™ (MAT) evaluates muscular limitations that may affect shoulder stability, strength, and golf performance. Using a practical supraspinatus tear example, Scott explains how MAT assesses shoulder range of motion, identifies weaknesses in individual muscles, and uses targeted techniques to improve muscular force production. Discover why the rotator cuff doesn't work alone, how other shoulder muscles contribute to joint centration, and why developing muscular strength may be an important part of restoring functional movement. Because knowing what's injured matters. But understanding what your muscles can actually do matters, too. Ready to better understand your golf body? Explore the Body BluePrint, our two-day MAT golf assessment designed to identify muscular limitations affecting your movement and performance. Body BluePrint: https://www.golfmatchanics.com/the-body-blueprint </description>
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