Shoulder Fix

Cassian Pereira

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Summary

Shoulder Fix presents a comprehensive, exercise-based approach to understanding, treating, and preventing shoulder pain. It emphasizes restoring optimal joint mechanics and building stability through targeted exercises. The book challenges the reliance on passive treatments, advocating for a proactive, patient-centered strategy. It reveals that many shoulder issues stem from often overlooked imbalances and weaknesses. Interestingly, proper scapular stability plays a crucial role in optimizing shoulder function, a point often underemphasized in traditional treatments. The book progresses from explaining shoulder anatomy and common injuries like rotator cuff tears and bursitis to providing a progressive exercise program. This program starts with gentle mobility exercises and advances to strength and stability training, with clear illustrations for each step. The final section focuses on long-term maintenance, injury prevention, and integrating these principles into daily life. By presenting clinical studies and expert consensus in an accessible format, Shoulder Fix empowers readers to actively manage their shoulder health.

Available since: 03/14/2025.

Print length: 119 pages.

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