I have my @neurocoffe, do you have yours for today’s Q & A From Eli: I’m having a bit of shoulder issue. When I press overhead either with a dumbbell, barbell, or kettlebell, I get a pinching in my shoulder. When I reach overhead, I don’t seem to get it at all. Is there something […]
exercises for shoulder pain
Q & A for The 16% – Elbow Pain with Low Bar Back Squat Explained – Knee Position with Lunges
Grab your @neurocoffee or maybe a margarita for today’s Q & A! From Mike: What causes elbow pain when unpacking the bar in a low bar back squat? What can I do about it? From Mike (a different Mike): What causes the back knee to deviate outward when trying to perform a lunge or a […]
Monday Question: How To Gain Shoulder Flexion for the Narrow Infrasternal Angle Client
Clients with wide infrasternal angles and narrow infrasternal angles tend to benefit from different strategies in regard to improving shoulder flexion range of motion. Shoulder impingement or simple achieving a normal overhead reach without using a compensatory reaching strategy is built from the lower thorax upward. This video explains why it’s important to improve the […]
How Long Will I Need To Do My Physical Therapy Exercises?
Client question: How long will I need to do my physical therapy exercises? Just like your exercise prescription, the answer to this question is individualized to you. YOU have specific exercise needs. YOU have a certain lifestyle, physical activities, and work duties. YOU need an indiviualized plan that leads to long-term success. #physicaltherapy #backexercises #billhartmanpt […]
Before you prescribe I,T,Y exercises, consider the consequences
In this discussion, we use the common I,T,Y exercises as a representation of how and when to individualize exercise prescription, and why you cannot generalize. :10 Blind exercise prescription 1:00 I,T,Y may be the wrong thing to do 1:45 Concentric vs. Eccentric and “weakness” 2:40 A false external rotation measurement 3:04 Dorsal-rostral compression 3:28 You […]