Cable external rotation This exercise can: - improve shoulder stability & forward shoulder posture - reduce the risk of shoulder injury Left top (incorrect): - too much arm abduction (arm moving out to the side, away from the body) Bottom left (incorrect): - the line of resistance (gravity) is perpendicular to the line of action (movement). - this is external rotation however, when performed with DBs, the supraspinatus, biceps & forearm flexors work more than the target muscles. Top & bottom rig

Shoulder External Rotation (With Cable) Strengthening the muscles that support your shoulder will help keep your shoulder joint stable. Stand, hold the cable (or resistance band), bend the elbow upward to 90 degrees, and hold your upper arm at the side of the body. Place the body such that the cable pulls sideways toward the inactive arm. The target muscles are the shoulder external rotators. What muscles does external rotation work? In red we can see how the infraspinatus muscle externally rota

Face Pulls with External Rotation (Cable) 🔥⁣ Tired of neglecting those crucial posterior deltoid muscles and rotator cuffs? Say hello to a game-changer: face pulls with external rotation (cable)! 💪⁣⁣ This exercise hits your posterior delts and works three key rotator cuff muscles—supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor—thanks to the external rotation and horizontal abduction combo. 💥⁣ Ready to elevate your workout routine? Give it a try and feel the empowering difference! 🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♂️ W

✅ Benefits of Deep External Rotation in Hip Flexion Abduction Joint Capsule Stretching • This combination puts a multidirectional stretch on the posterior and inferior hip capsule, which can: • Improve hip mobility. • Prevent capsular tightness, especially in sedentary or those recovering for injury. . . #massagetherapy #sportsmassage #stretchtherapy #massagetherapist #sportstherapy #continuingeducation #sportsmassagetherapy #sportsmassagetherapy #sportsrehab | Pain Posture Performance