Improving Shoulder Function - Part 3
by Evan Osar
Date Released : 03 Jul 2008
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed normal shoulder biomechanics and several causes of shoulder dysfunction while in Part 2 we outlined the specific progression to pushing patterns. In this, the final installment of the series, we'll cover pulling patterns as they relate to improving scapular mechanics.
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Simão, Pedro |
12 May 2011, 18:13 PM
Thinking in posterior oblique chain and those functinal pull patterns. Now consider the backhand with one hand (rigth) in tennis... The front leg should be the left (connection of the left glute and rigth shoulder) but we see and do the opposite! The rigth leg as front leg. Am I crazy or the tecnique mastered for a long time is non-functional?Pedro (Brasil)
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