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PNF Stretch: Rotator Cuff

Beginner I
(7 Reviews)
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The rotator cuff can be a difficult group of muscles to stretch. In this video, David shows you how to stretch key rotator cuff muscles - the supraspinatus, infraspinatus and teres minor, along with the biceps - while lying on the floor. It allows you to use your body weight to effectively release these muscles using the PNF

Equipment

  • None

Focus

  • Flexibility
  • Neck/Shoulders
  • Arms/Hands

Style

  • PNF
  • Yoga at Work
  • Yoga for Athletes
  • Yoga for Runners
DaleJRhodes
September 7, 2024
Comment:

I am just amazed at how much is on this site, and how I can find something helpful when I need it. Thank you, David.

laineh
January 3, 2021
Comment:

I'm treating a rotator cuff injury and have added this to my daily stretches. I did this whole series when it was first added, so when I need extra care in an area, I come here. Thank you, David, for this invaluable grouping of stretches.

Buonaiuto
March 22, 2020
Comment:

Hi David, I’m really curious to see how this technique will help me. I wonder if I’m doing it wrong; you mention I should feel a stretch in the back of the shoulder at the stage of finding that “mild” stretch. I feel it in the front of my arm. I’m also able to lift my elbow slightly, so is it possible I’m not positioned correctly? Thank you so much!

sng4ever
February 9, 2020
Comment:

What a great stretch and a wonderful way to be mindful too. David is terrific at giving instructions.

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