Posterior Capsule Stretches
In the previous article on the “Dead Arm“, we have discussed the possible causes of a tight posterior capsule contributing to this condition. So, in this issue, we will demonstrate several exercises to stretch out the tight posterior capsule.
- Lie on your side,
- Place your shoulder and elbow at 90 degree as shown in the picture.
- Slowly lower your forearm towards the bed till you feel a comfortable stretch at the back of the shoulder joint
- Hold the stretch for 15 seconds and repeat 10 times.
- In a standing or sitting position,
- Bring your shoulder diagonally across the body with the elbow turned in.
- Feel the comfortable stretch at the back of the shoulder joint
- Hold the stretch with your opposite hand for 15 seconds and repeat for 10 times.
- In standing or sitting,
- Bring the elbow across the body horizontally
- Hold the stretch with your opposite hand placed at the elbow
- Feel the comfortable stretch at the back of the shoulder joint
- Hold the stretch for 15 seconds and repeat 10 times.
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