Joe- I’m sure your ailments are different from mine, but what has helped my shoulder immensely…
scap push ups, band pull aparts ( my #1 shoulder favorite), and believe it or not, I honestly believe recently the Klokov presses have helped( my shoulders have not felt this good since pre-college…which was a long time ago!!. I think because of the difficulty of the Klokov I use such light weight that all the little support muscles get to do some work as opposed to getting over powered on heavy pressing movements…I also roll on a lacrosse ball 3 or 4 times a week which nails the infraspinitus.
I’m not qualified to offer any of this advice, but it has helped me so I thought I would speak up.
Always good work going on in here, BTW!
DOes carb backloading allow for increased beer intake? if it does, I may try it!
[quote]OldGoat wrote:
Joe- I’m sure your ailments are different from mine, but what has helped my shoulder immensely…
scap push ups, band pull aparts ( my #1 shoulder favorite), and believe it or not, I honestly believe recently the Klokov presses have helped( my shoulders have not felt this good since pre-college…which was a long time ago!!. I think because of the difficulty of the Klokov I use such light weight that all the little support muscles get to do some work as opposed to getting over powered on heavy pressing movements…I also roll on a lacrosse ball 3 or 4 times a week which nails the infraspinitus.
I’m not qualified to offer any of this advice, but it has helped me so I thought I would speak up.
Always good work going on in here, BTW!
DOes carb backloading allow for increased beer intake? if it does, I may try it![/quote]
I really do need to try some work like that, particularly band pull aparts since I’ve got micro minis just laying in my bag.