Shoulder stretch
Uploader Comments (AndrewStemler)
All Comments (36)
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no, flexibility is merely the function of your nervous system being trained to allow or not allow a movement to occur. different predispositions may exist in people, but bones are pretty much arranged the same in everyone. its nothing more, nothing less, unless you're talking about contortionists.
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@interzonemantra yes i saw this on a site its very good for the posture
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i used to dislocate my shoulder twice and i think if i do this exam my shoulder will probably dislocate. ?
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I tried doing this but I can't..I've never had any injuries or anything so I don't get why I can't do it. Even with a really wide grip : (
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is it true that this exercise is also good with helping your posture?
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Buddy i have a same problem but i cant even think about doing this exercise...tell me what shld i do i have did 1 surgery but nothing happend
This is for people who have recovered from a dislocation and wish to strengthen further. It looks impossible for someone with a shoulder instability. I would dislocate my shoulders if I tried that!
captainflowerpower 2 years ago
i would agree, ongoing shoulder instability is a very specific problem , and i would not set this drill for that specific issue. that said, the fact this exercise is called a dislocation seems to confuse some people, so, if youtube will let me, im going to change the title
AndrewStemler 2 years ago
If I can't get the mop handle past my head, if I keep trying will I eventually be able to do the full range of motion?
LUEcifer 2 years ago
to build your flexibility you may have to start off with shoulder circles (ie visualise a broom handle). ultimately flexibility is a function of genetics, bone arrangement and time spent practising so its possible to get no improvement whatsoever.
AndrewStemler 2 years ago
hi, i'm 6'8 and i have a very stiff back.. i can reach everywhere on my spine, but it takes -alot- of effort and stretching and shoving.. with my height disposition, would this work for me?
jacefox577 3 years ago
I think I would suggest that you begin to circle your arms backwards without the pole just to see how it feels.
Its hard giving you specific advise as I dont know your particular circumstances. Gentle would be the word.
Andrew
AndrewStemler 3 years ago