<p>How can you say "Practice makes perfect" if you can not practice such as shoulder dislocation?  We found a solution for you.  Contact <a href="//toki@ismodel.info">toki@ismodel.info</a> or <a href="//info@sawbones.com">info@sawbones.com</a> for trial option for AT program</p>

How can you say "Practice makes perfect" if you can not practice such as shoulder dislocation? We found a solution for you. Contact toki@ismodel.info or info@sawbones.com for trial option for AT program

<p>How can you say "Practice makes perfect" if you can not practice such as shoulder dislocation? &nbsp;We found a solution for you. &nbsp;Contact <a href="//toki@ismodel.info" rel="noopener noreferrer">toki@ismodel.info</a> or <a href="//info@sawbones.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">info@sawbones.com</a> for trial option for AT program</p>

Practice makes perfect? or Practice makes progress?

We are trying to introduce and share the medical simulation trend to Athletic Training Society to improve individual clinical skills. No way to know when and where joint dislocation happens also no way to practice reduction technique. We found the solution to buy time, lower fear and hesitation! Please check www.mn-medical.com for Shoulder and Elbow dislocation simulators.

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