An Ill Advised Exercise Eliminates Shoulder Injury Pain

Exercises like shoulder and chest presses have received plenty of blame for causing shoulder injury Pain and are typically one of the first exercises that most health and fitness professionals recommend avoiding at all costs. The truth of the matter is that most chronic shoulder Pain isn’t actually caused by overhead movements. Read more

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3 Responses to An Ill Advised Exercise Eliminates Shoulder Injury Pain

  1. Rick Olderman

    As a physical therapist who frequently treats chronic shoulder pain, I find the primary issue is poor positioning of the shoulder blades at rest which sets up poor movement of them when the arms are working away from the body. I’ve found this also feeds down to the elbows contributing to tennis and golfers elbow. I’ve just written a self-help book about this if you’re interested. Good luck!

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