The Goal…
Shoulder Savvy was started with one simple idea. The idea to help people undertand their shoulder health. Providing information that helps the recovery process and prevents it from happening again.
Where It Started…
In 2017… a couple of friends who were all physiotherapists and shoulder specialists in their own right, noticed many common questions being asked by their atheletes and members of the public. Knowing not everyone has top level health access, they started to write down awnsers to these questions.
This list grew very large in a short space of time and it was decided to put the findings online to make it accessible to everyone. The original bloggers Chris, John and Fairly still write on the blog today alongside many other shoulder health specialists.
Our Aim…
With a world were health is becoming an increasing concern, it’s more important than ever to provide quality accurate information. We are becoming more active and with that, comes risks. From the very beginning of this website, we aimed to provide that quality information without the expense of giving misleading information for a quick buck.
Our team is passionate about shoulder health and love writing, advising and helping people to overcome their varying ankle issues. So please have a look around and view our articles that are designed to help with issues specific to your sport and your injury type.
Medical reviewers and advisors
Our team of top-rated Shoulder specialists and health professionals make sure our content is always accurate and up to date. Are you a reputable knee specialist? Send an email to [email protected] to explore the partnership opportunities.
Kristopher Ceniza
Physical Therapy
Kris has a Masters in Physical Therapy specializing in sporting injuries. Focusing on shoulder pain, Kris has seen it all when it comes to trauma knee injuries. Passionate about helping people return to the sport they love, Kris writes many of the sporting focused articles at shoulder Force. Outside of his work, his dogs keep him busy and he loves to hit the open road when he is not working in his practice.
Mitch Torres
Physical therapist
Mitch is a physical therapist, personal trainer, and nutrition coach. Fascinated with the knee joint, Mitch poured that passion into writing about shoulder pain and how to overcome it with movement. His goal is to teach you how to apply this knowledge into your daily life, so you can keep knee pain away for good.
Paolo Sarmiento (PTRP, DPT)
Physical therapist, Educator
Paolo is a physical therapist, educator and fitness enthusiast. He shares his knowledge and experience in helping people deal with health issues, especially with the shoulder and shoulder. As health-conscious as he can be, he enjoys long bicycle rides, early morning runs, and a good slice of pizza with extra pepperoni.
Sony Serpa (MD)
Physical therapist, educator and fitness enthusiast
Paolo is a physical therapist, educator and fitness enthusiast. He shares his knowledge and experience in helping people deal with health issues, especially with the shoulder and shoulder. As health-conscious as he can be, he enjoys long bicycle rides, early morning runs, and a good slice of pizza with extra pepperoni.
Eloise Eshman
Shoulder Recovery Expert
Eloise slipped on black ice when she was living in Japan, and the fall resulted in a meniscus tear. Little did she know this would start a healthy obsession with shoulder pain recovery and exercises. Her personal experience with shoulder injuries helps to understand others’ needs and how they can better manage their pain. Eloise likes to focus on conditioning and nutrition to help others recover from their shoulder pain.
