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Shoulder Exercises - Articles
Shoulder Exercise for Explosive Throwing Power »
by
Chris M.
Posted
Sun 07 Sep 2008 8:30pm
Shoulder Exercise for Baseball Players (or any Throwing Athlete)
I found this video of a shoulder exercise that I have never seen before at BaseballStrengthBlog.com. (It looks like their mother site, BaseballStrength.com, is undergoing some changes and you must now register to assess their resources – but that seems like a small price to pay [...]
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Shoulder Exercise for Explosive Throwing Power
by
Chris M.
Posted
Sun 07 Sep 2008 7:56pm
Shoulder Exercise for Baseball Players (or any Throwing Athlete)
I found this video of a shoulder exercise that I have never seen before at BaseballStrengthBlog.com.... for what appears to be a very informative web site.)
This exercise is unconventional - but looks promising. According to Coach Dan, this exercise is helpful for:
Shoulder
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Shoulder Exercise for Baseball P...
by
Chris M.
Posted
Sun 28 Sep 2008 3:33pm
Shoulder Exercise for Baseball Players (or any Throwing Athlete)
I found this video of a shoulder exercise that I have never seen before at BaseballStrengthBlog.com.... for what appears to be a very informative web site.)
This exercise is unconventional - but looks promising. According to Coach Dan, this exercise is helpful for:
Shoulder
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The Wrong Way to do Shoulder Exercises
by
Mike Reinold

Posted
Mon 22 Mar 2010 4:00am
that their patients retract their scapulas during shoulder exercises to put the body in “proper posture.” Well, if you are not careful, you may run into a good amount of people that don't... bilaterally externally rotate their shoulders (similar to the “W” exercise that I talk about in last years JOSPT article ) to get their shoulders back and down. This recruits
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Shoulder exercises - -Stand up w...
by
Charlotte B.
Posted
Wed 01 Oct 2008 9:53pm
Shoulder exercises
- -Stand up with the feet slightly separated (for more balance) and the arms hanging on each side.
- Raise both shoulders until touching the ears and get them down slowly. Synchronize with breathing (10 times).
- Turn both shoulders forward as twisting a crank. Synchronize with breathing (10 times).
- Stand up with feet
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Why I Do Not Like YTWL Shoulder Exercises
by
Mike Reinold

Posted
Mon 02 May 2011 6:00am
I remember when the YTWL shoulder exercises started to become popular. Using the “YTWL” letters was is a pretty good description and easy way for people to remember the shoulder exercises. I even joined the bandwagon and started training everyone bilaterally, even injured people rehabilitating from a shoulder injury. Because the YTWL
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