3 Shoulder Exercises; A Total Shoulder Exercise Program
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Just did the shoulder workout - WOW! so simple but bigtime effective. And no pain either!!
My husband is doing it right now - with the weights a little heavier.
Thanks Joey!!
You are the BOMB!
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Great Joey! I love this! Keep up the great work! I also love all your tips and warnings, not like some of the others.
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thanks guys, but how often should this be done? I only use gymnasts as an example because they are all ways training and the shoulders are constantly under load, I thought that you had to recover for days to grow
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bodyweight man bodyweight
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Joey, I used to wrestle heavy lumps of clay on a potter's wheel - I think I strained my rotor cuff at the time but never gave me much pain that would have sent me to the doctor. However, since then that shoulder is much weaker. I have trouble doing the out to the side lifts - it doesn't take long before it wants to collapse on me. What exercises can I do that strengthen it without straining it?
This is an awesome workout.
draegal 1 year ago
glad you like it - try the rest of them on this channel - and spread the word.
Thx
Joey
HomeFitnessTV 1 year ago
because its a light weight i understand its easier to stimulate, but how do you grow, feels as if i should do this every second day.. can someone explain why male gymnasts have great shoulders when they only train against their own body weight,never increasing to overload. how do they recover, if anyone could advise please
asotspla 2 years ago
Bodyweight is the key. If you see the 3rd exercise I do - its the one that provides the MOST stimulation on the shoulder muscles - and that's the east version. I only use some dumbbells for parts of my workouts - and for the programs I teach me clients.
I'll post a video response in the video response area above this - take a look and watch it to the end to see my main shoulder move.
Joey
HomeFitnessTV 2 years ago
Sounds like you need PT first before you get non-specific exercise advice for an old injury.
- Joey
HomeFitnessTV 2 years ago