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Shoulder Mobility Balancing Act (CAREFUL)

Shoulder Mobility Balancing Act (CAREFUL)

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Build muscle while keeping your shoulders healthy Shoulder mobility is an often misunderstood aspect of a training program. People rush out to try and mobilize their shoulder joints without understanding whether this is something they even need in the first place. When you realize just how unstable the average shoulder is based solely on the anatomy of the joint itself, it becomes obvious that not only are mobilization drills maybe not called for but they could be setting you up
Date: 2022-04-22

Comments and reviews: 10


-ATHLEAN-X it is also the other muscles involved too. Tight traps, biceps and lats that can pull on shoulder muscles and limit that mobility within the kinetic. So stretching and strengthening those. Anyhow, I was just curious in breaking down the role of the shoulders, lats, rotator cuff and labrum in swimming. I just want to better understand how these work and workouts that strengthen these major muscle groups.
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Great video! can you touch a little on Rhomboid muscles, I had a sharp pain in my upper back under my shoulder blade while doing barbell curls. It went away after a coupe days. I just noticed it again while working, If you can point out some stretching and strengthening exercises it would be awesome. It only hurts while certain movements and taking deep breaths.
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Jeff and the staff, you are absolutely brilliant. i want to thank you so damn much. you are my mentor, my doctor, my buddy and you stay in my head every set, every rep in the gym. i stopped cheating, i stay focused on every rep, and i try to fix my stability from the bottom of my back through my shoulders. you are a true inspiration, thank you so much.
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I had a rounded back for 2/3rd of my life from living a sedentary life at the computer for hours on end. After I started power lifting and strengthening my back muscles, I got a straight posture again. But, my shoulder still cracked no matter what - I tried your stretch and it went away! Thanks so much, I'm very happy, I didn't know it could go away.
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Hey Jeff, I have a tiny bone bump that is protruding in the back of my shoulder? Is this the case of an internally rotated/ rounded shoulder? And if I follow the steps here would it fix?
Edit: I also have bad mobility with my right shoulder, but my left is pretty good and I don-t have the bone sticking out on the back for my left shoulder

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I was doing standing DB press and felt a huge snap like when you're cracking your fingers. At the top of the movement, I felt my shoulder rotating internally because it couldn't hold the weight and my body lost stabilization. I can still freely move my arm around but there is some slight pain while doing so. Is this anything serious?
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I would like for you to cover elbow safety. it is an important subject when you have elbow pains which cause problems for you when trying to exercise. I have elbow pain due to trauma. so I have to use an elbow guard which helps for curtains exercises. but when training triceps it is difficult because of the movement. any advice?
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hey jeff, i know you probably won't get to read this but i have this problem i'm pretty sure today while at the gym doing week 1 over because i hurt my foot so i took a week off of ax 1 so i started over but could not finish Monday because my left arm was hurting every time i was doing the should dumbel raise.
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When I try to squat or deadlift or power clean, I can never get the technique correct because I cant seem to put my weight in my heels and I always fall forward and can't squat down low in order to set up the deadlift. During the squats I cheat and put small 5 lb plates under my heels to assist. How can I fix this?
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Jeff u said internel rotation may make rounded shoulder worse in your -rotator cuff myths- video now youre telling us to stretch external rotatots by internally rotating the arms
I am very confused now what to do as i feel impingement while doing a dip and NOT while benchpress or any overhead movement.

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