Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter explains why pickleball players get shoulder pain during reaching and swinging. Pinnacle's approach: laser therapy to reduce inflammation, then PRP if needed, then Emsculpt and strengthening exercises to restore stability. These are stability problems, not just overuse.
The pickleball player playing multiple times a week, quick movements and repetitive swings. Then the shoulder starts to ache, especially when reaching or swinging. Here's how we treat that at Pinnacle. We would calm the inflammation using laser therapy and then use PRP or regenerative techniques if needed. Then we would strengthen and stabilize the shoulder using Emsculpt and targeted exercises because these injuries are usually stability issues, not just overuse.
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