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Truly Huge Fitness Tips
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Support Your Joints
It's true bodybuilders, powerlfiters and others involved
in athletics cause a lot of stress, wear and tear on
their joints.
Each and every workout you do subjects your joints and
tendons to the work load volume of tons of w eight along
with the wear and tear of stretching and contracting over
and over again.
Today millions of people have joint disorders.
Joint supplements can aid in joint and connective tissue
health and repair.
If you have been training hard for years, joint
supplements can really make a big difference.
Even younger trainers should use joint support supplements
to prevent future joint problems.
For the best joint support supplement go to Joint Flex
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Fitness Tips For 3/15/2017
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How to Fix Shoulder Pain from Bench Press
Bench-pressing inflames the tendons on your deltoid; many
bodybuilders who have spent a lot of time benching get a sudden
impingement as the swollen tendons actually touch each other. It is
usually when doing one specific movement like reaching for your
wallet or something similar that you feel that stings of pain in your
shoulder.
The obvious swelling needs to be slowed down, whether you use ice or
rest or both will depend on how severe the impingement was. To
explain this impingement that happens in the shoulder we need to
remember how your shoulder sits in a ball in socket joint, similar to
your legs into your hips.
Your many rotator cuff tendons that you have then rub against one
another, on the roof of your ball in socket joint (the acromion).
There are a few ways that you can speed up the healing of this
"impingement" by trying to realign your tendons that lie so close to
each other. The following treatment is recommended:
1. Band external rotation: Using a normal training band hold it with
your elbow tucked into your side, with your arm at 90 degrees you
rotate your forearm away from you for 2 X 10 reps.
2. Back burn: Lying face down you lift your arms at your sides to get
to 90 degree angle making a T shape with thumbs up. Turning thumbs
downwards you then move your arms in front of you to make a Y shape,
with thumbs up, and then turning thumbs down as you bend your elbows
making a W shape with thumbs up. That's one rep, you should do 6
reps.
3. Rear Cable Flyes: Using two opposing pulleys with a D ring
attached you do a reverse fly, squeezing your shoulder blades
together. 3 X 15-20 reps.
4. Lying External Rotation: Lying on your side you take a very light
dumbbell and bend your arm holding the D/B to 90 degrees, rotating
your forearm off the floor. 3 X 10-15 reps.
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How to Fix Shoulder Pain from Bench Press