Acceptance before progress
If you speak to any recovering alcoholic or drug addict who has attended any form of rehabilitation, they will tell you that the therapists all want the admission and acceptance that there is a problem, before the healing process and rehabilitation can begin. If I as an alcoholic deny that I [...]
Unbelievably. nearly eight million people in the United States will suffer a shoulder injury this year and well over half of them will be a direct result of injuring the rotator cuff muscles. If you have undergone surgery, suffered a cuff tear or simply have a weak shoulder rotator cuff specific exercises will help with [...]
A frozen shoulder is a very limiting and impairing condition. Technically called adhesive capsulitis, it starts and develop in 3 distinct phases.
A freezing phase, when the shoulder joint, the rotator cuff, starts getting sore and inflamed, typically at night. The range of movement is still unaffected though.
A frozen phase, when the rotator cuff is constricted [...]