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Self Myofascial Release of the Shoulder: Teres Major

    The teres major muscle is an important muscle that affects the shoulder and shoulder blade.  It originates near the inferior angle of the scapula (the bottom tip of the shoulder blade). It travels up through the armpit and attaches onto the humerus.  In the arm pit it runs right along side the latissimus dorsi muscle. Activities that use this muscle The teres major helps to adduct the arm, rotate the… Read More »Self Myofascial Release of the Shoulder: Teres Major

    Self Myofascial Release of the Rotator Cuff – Infraspinatus

      About the infraspinatus The infraspinatus muscle is one of 4 muscles that make of the  rotator cuff muscles. It aids with external rotation of the shoulder (turning the front of the arm out to the side), horizontal abduction (moving the arm away from the body when the arm is out in front of you), and stabilizing the shoulder joint. The muscle can be aggravated by catching yourself falling down the… Read More »Self Myofascial Release of the Rotator Cuff – Infraspinatus

      Kettlebell shoulder flow

        Kettlebell training has become a popular choice for those seeking to enhance their strength, stability, and mobility. When it comes to shoulder health, kettlebells offer unique advantages, allowing for dynamic movements that engage the shoulder joint and surrounding muscles. Whether you’re an athlete looking to improve performance or someone aiming to maintain joint health, incorporating kettlebell exercises into your routine can be highly beneficial. In this blog post, we’ll explore… Read More »Kettlebell shoulder flow