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Limited Shoulder Rotation? Try the PVC Pitcher Stretch
Can you bring your arm into a throwing position without your shoulder feeling tight, pinchy, or unstable? Shoulder external rotation is important for much more than throwing a baseball. It contributes to the backswing in golf, overhead lifting, swimming, serving in tennis, reaching behind your head, and many other athletic movements. When that motion is limited, athletes often compensate by: Arching the lower back Flaring the ribs Rotating the entire torso Shrugging the shoul
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6 days ago11 min read


Want Stronger, More Stable Shoulders? Try the Kettlebell 90/90 Walk
Your shoulder may feel strong during a bench press or shoulder press—but can it stay controlled when your body is moving underneath it? That is a different challenge. The Kettlebell 90/90 Walk combines shoulder strength, rotator-cuff control, posture, grip, and whole-body coordination in one deceptively simple exercise. Instead of repeatedly lifting the weight, you hold the kettlebell in position and walk while preventing the arm, shoulder blade, and torso from drifting. It i
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6 days ago10 min read
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