
4.6/5
1586 Ratings , 309 Reviews
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Gluteal tendinopathy is a common condition encountered in rehabilitation settings. The understanding of this pathology has evolved in the past decade and is now more widely recognized to be a contributor to lumbopelvic hip pain. This course will provide a diverse range of information to the practicing clinician to better understand how to identify and treat this pathology. This course will delve into the anatomy, biomechanics, and function of the hip musculature with specific focus on the gluteal. It will delve into the history andclinical presentations for this pathology, discuss bestevidence-based tests and provide appropriate rehabstrategies to manage the condition. Strategies for treatmentwill be included. The information will be presented in a succinct and clinically applicable manner and allow theparticipants to immediately apply it to their practice setting.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Athletic Trainers
5/5
Gretchen (KS) on Feb 13, 2026
love this presenter! he is concise and complete. very useful information
4/5
Eric (TN) on Feb 04, 2026
page 37\/72 says there is no change in lumbar pain with rom, but page 39\/76 says there is
5/5
Takara (IL) on Jan 30, 2026
highly, highly knowledgeable instructor with good organization of the presentation material. my only constructive feedback would be to show videos of the exercise interventions instead of still photos in order to enhance accuracy of reproduction.
5/5
Tami (VA) on Jan 27, 2026
liked the visual learning and the biomechanic videos. really appreciated the anatomy review and how the presentation flows.
4/5
Tara (MD) on Jan 17, 2026
i wish there were more manual therapy treatment ideas present to work on this aside from just exercises
4/5
DEBORAH (NM) on Jan 12, 2026
good visuals and good presentation
5/5
Karen (NJ) on Jan 08, 2026
paul frizelle great lecturer-appreciate his knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics. great presentation of clinical exercises and exercise progression.
1/5
Nancy (PA) on Jan 07, 2026
i found some of the anatomy challenging but really liked learning how to differentiate different gluteal tendinopathies and the exercises for remediation.
5/5
Rick (MD) on Jan 05, 2026
the course was concise and specific and presented in an organized manner.
5/5
Barbara (OH) on Jan 04, 2026
very clear and detailed information with good support from evidenced based studies and personal experience. love the video clips that most the summit instructor are using to show muscle contraction and relaxation.
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