Arm pain can be difficult an accurate diagnosis makes management much easier In a 2-hour presentation, Jake goes through the neurology and physiology behind each diagnosis and presents the rationale for successful intervention in each case.

Add-on course to Jake's Radiating Arm Pain course. 1 hr of Zoom recording where Jake goes through a variety of relevant cases which will really help cement the learning from his course.

The ankle sprain is often seen as a simple - almost insignificant injury. This course will add detail to your assessment and understanding of this injury and ultimately make you better able to manage patients presenting in your clinic. The course runs for a total of 45 minutes but is divided into sections for easy assimilation of the learning.

Most clinicians recognise the role of the wrist extensors in lateral elbow pain, but the opposite mechanism is rarely discussed. This course explores the influence of the supinator on radio-humeral joint function, providing practical assessment, treatment and rehabilitation strategies that can be applied confidently in everyday musculoskeletal practice.

Building on The Supinator, this case study demonstrates how recognising an often-overlooked mechanism of radio-humeral dysfunction can transform clinical reasoning and patient outcomes. Follow the assessment, diagnosis, management and rehabilitation of a complex presentation that had failed to respond to conventional treatment.