Shoulder Pain? (Treatment & Exercises for Anterior Shoulder Pain/Biceps Tendinopathy)
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Today we’re going to be discussing a common kind of anterior shoulder pain that may be associated with biceps tendinopathy.
People often make claims this is due to shoulder impingement, but this isn't accurate and we discuss this in a video we've linked below highlighting the research on this.
To manage this condition, we want to focus on an active approach with activity modifications to reduce symptoms and then improve capacity with exercise therapy.
Additional Videos:
Shoulder Impingement Myths - https://youtu.be/ZzqYsjLMwyQ
Best Rotator Cuff Exercises - https://youtu.be/x39ISQrcXuQ
Get More Low Trap Activation - https://youtu.be/9L1m7jZEHZI
Introduction- 0:00
Anatomy - 0:45
Mechanisms of Injury - 1:21
Shoulder Impingement - 2:07
Rehab Intro - 2:42
Training Modification - 3:23
Increasing Capacity - 6:50
Summary - 11:09
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Disclaimer: The information presented is not intended as medical advice or to be a substitute for medical counseling but intended for entertainment purposes only. If you are experiencing pain, please seek the appropriate healthcare professional.
Get our shoulder program: https://store.e3rehab.com/products/shoulder-resilience
Today we’re going to be discussing a common kind of anterior shoulder pain that may be associated with biceps tendinopathy.
People often make claims this is due to shoulder impingement, but this isn’t accurate and we discuss this in a video we’ve linked below highlighting the research on this.
To manage this condition, we want to focus on an active approach with activity modifications to reduce symptoms and then improve capacity with exercise therapy.
Additional Videos:
Shoulder Impingement Myths – https://youtu.be/ZzqYsjLMwyQ
Best Rotator Cuff Exercises – https://youtu.be/x39ISQrcXuQ
Get More Low Trap Activation – https://youtu.be/9L1m7jZEHZI
Introduction- 0:00
Anatomy – 0:45
Mechanisms of Injury – 1:21
Shoulder Impingement – 2:07
Rehab Intro – 2:42
Training Modification – 3:23
Increasing Capacity – 6:50
Summary – 11:09
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Disclaimer: The information presented is not intended as medical advice or to be a substitute for medical counseling but intended for entertainment purposes only. If you are experiencing pain, please seek the appropriate healthcare professional.
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Thank you so much for watching! What other topics do you want us to cover?
This was very helpful😀. Gives me hope 💪🙏
I kinda get that area very sore during chest/biceps workouts but can barely get the arm above my head or straight without extreme pain so much the arm bends
I've been trying for almost 5 months now and bicep curls don't seem to improve the biceps tendon specifically, I was only able to strengthen my bicep muscle
Thank you! I have not been able to find a clear and concise explanation on this source of pain for quite a long time. You sir, are a legend.
Hello,
First, thank you very much for this informative video.
I’ve been suffering from long head biceps tendonitis for 5 months. I stopped all push movements for 2 months to let it heal. And i did all rotator cuff excersizes and im back to working out but with little volume on stable “machines” push movements as It seems to hurt again when increasing my volume on push movements specially chest and shoulders pressing. The doctor told me the inflammed tendon is 1mm thicker than my right side tendon and that the tendon is calcified.
What can i do to heal it completely ASAP?
Would this also make your shoulders click/pop?
Great video! Thank you very much. how often do I need to train my tendons weekly in your opinion? is one day enough and can I work out other musclegroups on other days (in a 3 split for example). Or do I need to concentrate solely on the tendons? thx!!
I have shoulder strain what advice would i do dr
Glad I went looking for a video like this. I have slight pain in my left shoulder when doing certain movements. Every now and then I a very noticeable rubber band snap happens and there is slight to moderate pain associated with the snap. It almost feels like the tendon is snapping back in place. The pain doesn't last long.
Will definitely need to re-watch this video a few times to get the exercises right. Adding it to a "Save" list.
Hands down one of the best and most informative videos on this topic on YouTube, thank you for what you do!
Silly question can you still workout around it?
No shoulder pain here but I enjoyed the clear and concise video.
Thank For Video
Hey man, how often should exercises specific for this injury? Every day or?
Hello, I hope you are well, I have a question, I have a tendinosis in the tendon of the long portion of the biceps, and in the rotator cuff, I would have to treat both things at the same time and first one and then the other, I tell you because I read that shoulder external rotations can cause the biceps to move a lot and be affected and I felt it doing
Awesome video. Just what I needed to hear
Omg, thank you!!!
This is awsome! Thanks!
Talk about snapping biceps tendon in the shoulder please