The main reason why you can't move your arm behind your back in frozen shoulder is the stiffness of the subscapularis muscle, located in the space between the scapula and ribs, which locks the scapula. When this area hardens like glue, the movement of the scapula sliding over the ribs, which is essential for moving your arm behind your back, is completely lost. By inserting your fingers under the scapula and scraping away the adhesion, you create space for the scapula to move smoothly like on ice. When the free movement of the scapula is restored, the shoulder joint is no longer subjected to undue twisting stress, the pain disappears, and your arm can easily move behind your back. Let's work on improving flexibility.
Hello! I'm Yohei Takahashi, the representative therapist of "Reha fit studio".
• Judo therapist
• Warmth therapy advisor
• Instructor at a judo therapist training school
I provide explanations of the causes of frozen shoulder and videos of exercises, stretches, and massages to improve it. By performing the exercises correctly, you will be able to use muscles that you haven't been using before. Improved muscle flexibility and increased range of motion are expected, making movement easier! Let's work hard together!
We aim to update approximately twice a week.
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[Disclaimer]
This video is not a medical procedure based on the qualifications of a judo therapist, but rather information provided solely for self-care support. Please understand the following points before using:
1. Video content and individual consultations on YouTube are not intended for medical diagnosis or treatment. We cannot determine the cause of pain or prescribe medication; please consult a medical institution if necessary.
2. The effects of the service vary from person to person. Exercise guidance and lifestyle advice should be implemented considering your own health condition, and if your condition worsens, stop immediately and consult a doctor.
[For business inquiries, please contact us here]
minamiodori.2tyome@gmail.com
The main reason why you can't move your arm behind your back in frozen shoulder is the stiffness of the subscapularis muscle, located in the space between the scapula and ribs, which locks the scapula. When this area hardens like glue, the movement of the scapula sliding over the ribs, which is essential for moving your arm behind your back, is completely lost. By inserting your fingers under the scapula and scraping away the adhesion, you create space for the scapula to move smoothly like on ice. When the free movement of the scapula is restored, the shoulder joint is no longer subjected to undue twisting stress, the pain disappears, and your arm can easily move behind your back. Let's work on improving flexibility.
Hello! I'm Yohei Takahashi, the representative therapist of "Reha fit studio".
• Judo therapist
• Warmth therapy advisor
• Instructor at a judo therapist training school
I provide explanations of the causes of frozen shoulder and videos of exercises, stretches, and massages to improve it. By performing the exercises correctly, you will be able to use muscles that you haven't been using before. Improved muscle flexibility and increased range of motion are expected, making movement easier! Let's work hard together!
We aim to update approximately twice a week.
Please subscribe to our channel if you like!
[Disclaimer]
This video is not a medical procedure based on the qualifications of a judo therapist, but rather information provided solely for self-care support. Please understand the following points before using:
1. Video content and individual consultations on YouTube are not intended for medical diagnosis or treatment. We cannot determine the cause of pain or prescribe medication; please consult a medical institution if necessary.
2. The effects of the service vary from person to person. Exercise guidance and lifestyle advice should be implemented considering your own health condition, and if your condition worsens, stop immediately and consult a doctor.
[For business inquiries, please contact us here]
minamiodori.2tyome@gmail.com
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