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If you have shoulder pain and/or are missing internal rotation and shoulder extension, you NEED to give this Banded Bully a try. Set up is simple: Hook the arm through a band OVER your anterior deltoid and position the arm behind the lower back. Latch onto the arm with the opposite hand to keep it in place. Lean forward to create tension in the band, letting the band pull your shoulder into the back of the socket. Now hunt. Pull the banded arm up and across the body, searching for stiffness. Try

Shoulder pain? Massage can sometimes be very helpful. This massage targets 2 of 4 of your rotator cuff muscles(infraspinatus and teres minor), the latissimus dorsi, and teres major. For many of you, these muscles could use some strength as well. “External rotator cuff” exercises and lat exercises can drastically improve generalized shoulder pain for you. Doing this massage can help to temporarily improve mobility and reduce any cramping that may occur by doing your rotator cuff strengthening exe

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