Posted by: Kevin G. Parker, D.C.
Video below is by: Dr.Clay Hyght
Cuban Rotations for Strong, Healthy Shoulders & Rotator Cuff
Prevent shoulder injuries before they occur.
I’ll show you why and how to do Cuban rotations for strong, healthy, injury free shoulders and rotator cuff.
Most of the public has overly tight/strong internal rotators.
This will inhibit the external rotators from doing their function and you will lose range of motion internally and externally.
This is one of the best exercises you’ve probably never been taught– or see others doing.
1. [[[[[[3 min 19 sec video]]]]]]]
2. [[[[[[[[1 min 55 sec similar beginner exercise]]]]]]]]
3. 5 Resistance Band Exercises for Shoulder Pain (1ish min.No talking.Just excellent demos)
4. Charles Poliquin – Face Pulls To Balance Out Upper Body Hypertrophy [[[Here]]]
5. ShoulderPerformance.com: Elbow-Supported DB External Rotations(10 sec video)
6. Wall Angels(2 mins): [[video]]
5 Awesome Rotator cuff videos from an excellent PT on youtube. 11 million subscribers.
Great anatomy explanation and he walks the walk.
1. How to Fix Shoulder Pain & Impingement (FOREVER) 1.3 million views…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssH35JwmwTM
2. Shoulder Pain and Popping (SHORT & LONG TERM FIX!) 3.9 million views…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsmeXwHu6W0
3. Rotator Cuff Exercises (TOP 5 MYTHS!) 1 million views https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsmeXwHu6W0
4. Rotator Cuff Stretches (The Ones You REALLY Need!) 1.2 million views https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL3cIDFUafU
5. Top 3 Rotator Cuff Exercise Mistakes (FIX YOUR SHOULDER PAIN!) 2.8 million views
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1. Dr. Mark Cheng: The Rotator Cuff-Unlocking the Shoulder-Foam Roller-5ish min video
2. Good self massage video: Pain in front of shoulder – Self Massage – Rotator Cuff Trigger Points
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“There are four main things that deserve our attention when it comes to warming up our shoulders effectively, and they’re almost always important across the board, regardless of shoulder type. Combine these warm-up exercise with proper lifting technique and a well-balanced program that balances out pushing/pulling exercises and isn’t excessive in volume or frequency, and your shoulders should feel great for the long haul.”-Eric Cressey
1. Thoracic Spine (Upper Back) Mobility
2. Core Control
3. Scapular (Shoulder Blade) Control
4. Rotator Cuff Activation
Check out the [[[[[video]]]]] , where Eric Cressey walks you through exercises you can do to work on each.
Orthopedic surgeon Randale C. Sechrest, MD narrates an animated tutorial on the basic anatomy of the shoulder: 7 min Video
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