Shoulder Impingement Exercises

Knee pain SUCKS! 😩 - Arthritis, meniscus tears, tendonitis, or bursitis is nothing to fear! Especially if you’re doing something to combat those issues and give your knees the JUICY support they need! 👊 - And no, you don’t need shots/injections to take care of it ❤️ - This move is great for improving range of motion AND strengthening muscles in the upper leg and calf that can provide more support to the knee, REGARDLESS of the issues I mentioned above 🕺🏻 - So give this move a try 🥳 Take you

Knee pain SUCKS! 😩 - Arthritis, meniscus tears, tendonitis, or bursitis is nothing to fear! Especially if you’re doing something to combat those issues and give your knees the JUICY support they need! 👊 - And no, you don’t need shots/injections to take care of it ❤️ - This move is great for improving range of motion AND strengthening muscles in the upper leg and calf that can provide more support to the knee, REGARDLESS of the issues I mentioned above 🕺🏻 - So give this move a try 🥳 Take you

Shoulder impingement occurs when the top outer edge of your shoulder blade, called the acromion, rubs against (“impinges on”) or pinches your rotator cuff beneath it, causing pain and irritation. Surgery is considered if nonsurgical treatments don’t relieve your pain. One surgery called a subacromial decompression or arthroscopic shoulder decompression removes part of the acromion to create more space for the rotator cuff. #shoulderimpingement #shoulderinjury #shoulderinstability #shouldermobili

Swimmer’s shoulder, technically known as shoulder impingement syndrome, occurs primarily due to the repeated overhead motion involved in activities like swimming. The constant overhead movement, combined with poor technique or muscular imbalances, can lead to wear and tear of the shoulder tendons. It will cause irritation, inflammation, and pain in the affected area. The recovery time for a swimmer’s shoulder can vary depending on the severity of the injury, the individual’s overall health, and