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Shoulder Internal Rotation w/ Full Shoulder Adduction

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48 Shoulder Exercises Shoulder Internal Rotation w/ Full Shoulder Adduction Muscles worked: Subscapularis Superior fibers; Pectoralis Major Bench Position: Flat Accessory: Long Hand Grips Adjustable Arm Position: 5 or 6 Success Tips • Control the motion during the entire exercise. Do not use momentum. • Do not rotate your spine to gain additional range of motion. Try for pure rotation of your shoulder-more is not better. • Use light resistance to perform 12-15 perfect repetitions. • Standing at different angles to the machine will alter the resistance application to the muscle. START FINISH START • Stand off to one side of the machine. • Grasp the handle with the hand closest to the machine and draw your upper arm into your side. • Stand up straight with chest lifted, slight arch in the lower back and shoulderblades retracted. • Distance yourself from the arm of the machine to eliminate slack in the cable\handgrip. FINISH • Rotate your forearm towards your abdomen, keeping your elbow at your side during the entire motion. • Slowly return to the Start position. • Repeat with the other arm after you have completed the set. Shoulder Internal Rotation w/ 90˚ of Abduction Muscles worked: Subscapularis Middle\Inferior fibers; Pectoralis Major Bench Position: Removed Accessory: Long Hand Grips Adjustable Arm Position: 2 or 3 Success Tips • Control the motion during the entire exercise. Do not use momentum. • Do not rotate your spine to gain additional range of motion. Try for pure rotation of your shoulder-more is not better. • Moving the arm of the machine to different positions above your shoulder will alter the resistance application to the muscle. START FINISH START • Stand off to one side of the machine. • Grasp the handle with the hand closest to the machine and position your upper arm 90˚ away from your side. • Stand up straight with chest lifted, slight arch in the lower back and shoulderblades retracted. • Distance yourself from the arm of the machine to eliminate slack in the cable\handgrip. FINISH • Rotate your forearm forward then downward, keeping your upper arm stable. • Do not let your arm move closer toward your side during the motion. • Slowly return to the Start position. • Repeat with the other arm after you have completed the set.

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48
Shoulder Exercises
Shoulder Internal Rotation w/ Full Shoulder Adduction
START
FINISH
START
• Stand off to one side of the machine.
• Grasp the handle with the hand
closest to the machine and draw
your upper arm into your side.
• Stand up straight with chest lifted,
slight arch in the lower back and
shoulderblades retracted.
• Distance yourself from the arm of
the machine to eliminate slack in the
cable\handgrip.
• Rotate your forearm towards
your abdomen, keeping your
elbow at your side during the
entire motion.
• Slowly return to the Start
position.
• Repeat with the other arm after
you have completed the set.
FINISH
Muscles worked:
Subscapularis Superior fibers;
Pectoralis Major
Bench Position:
Flat
Accessory:
Long Hand Grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
5 or 6
Success Tips
• Control the motion during the entire
exercise. Do not use momentum.
• Do not rotate your spine to gain
additional range of motion.
Try for pure
rotation of your shoulder—more is not
better.
• Use light resistance to perform 12-15
perfect repetitions.
• Standing at different angles to the
machine will alter the resistance
application to the muscle.
Shoulder Internal Rotation w/ 90˚ of Abduction
START
FINISH
START
• Stand off to one side of the machine.
• Grasp the handle with the hand
closest to the machine and position
your upper arm 90˚ away from your
side.
• Stand up straight with chest lifted,
slight arch in the lower back and
shoulderblades retracted.
• Distance yourself from the arm of
the machine to eliminate slack in the
cable\handgrip.
• Rotate your forearm forward then
downward, keeping your upper
arm stable.
• Do not let your arm move closer
toward your side during the
motion.
• Slowly return to the Start
position.
• Repeat with the other arm after
you have completed the set.
FINISH
Muscles worked:
Subscapularis Middle\Inferior fibers;
Pectoralis Major
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Long Hand Grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
2 or 3
Success Tips
• Control the motion during the entire
exercise. Do not use momentum.
• Do not rotate your spine to gain
additional range of motion.
Try for pure
rotation of your shoulder—more is not
better.
• Moving the arm of the machine to
different positions above your shoulder
will alter the resistance application to
the muscle.