Your difficulty is:
Tight Muscle:
Equipment: Starting Position:
Stretching:
Stimulation:
Common Errors:
Notę:
Normal Mobility:
Turning your forearm outward with the upper arm close to your side and your elbow bent.
Muscle under shoulder blade:
1 subscapularis.
Door-frame, table comer, or similar support.
Stand facing door-frame. Hołd right upper arm close to body with elbow in front of hip; bend elbow so that forearm is almost horizontal. Hołd hand and wrist against edge of door-frame. Draw chin back.
1. Turn body to the left (relative to door-frame) so that stretch is felt under shoulder blade.
2. Tighten muscle as if to turn upper arm inward; hołd for 5 seconds.
3. Relax and tum body to left limit - maybe a little bit morę.
4. Repeat until you feel you can stretch no further and muscles feel tight. Hołd this finał stretch from 15 seconds to a minutę or morę.
1. With elbow at your side and forearm still horizontal, turn forearm outward to limit.
2. Resist with left hand.
3. Hołd position a few seconds.
* Chin juts forward.
* Upper arm not close to body.
* Elbow straightens.
* Lower back arched.
* Body bent.
This exercise may be done sitting, with arm against corner of a table.
With upper arm held close to body and elbow bent, you should be able to turn your forearm to point to the side or slightly backward.
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