Athletic Trainers: Test the #1 Shoulder Stretching Tool

June 14, 2011

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You’ve heard the Rotater hype…you’ve seen the Rotater videos….you’ve read the Rotater testimonials…as an athletic trainer, you’re still not convinced.  That’s cool, NOW here’s your chance to put the Rotater to the test…your test. Stop by our booth ( #228 ) at this year’s NATA convention in New Orleans and give it a try.

Stop by the Rotater booth at the NATA conference

There will be a hundreds of companies at the NATA conference.  Each one demonstrating the latest and greatest products for athletic trainers, physical therapists and athletes …. and you can try them all!  Here are the trade show hours:

  • Monday, June 20th, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
  • Tuesday, June 21st, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
  • Wednesday, June 22nd, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Remeber to stop by the Rotater booth ( #228 ) and evaluate the Rotater for yourself…I GUARANTEE you’ll be amazed with how your shoulders feel afterward!!!

Overhead Lifting for Animals

June 1, 2011

Lifting any kind of weight over your head requires full-body engagement….everything from your legs, to your core…and of course your shoulders.

If you’re like most people who train, doing the same old shoulder lifts (military presses and seated dumbbell presses) can get so boring!!!  Why not add a little variety to your workout routine?  Lift some crazy stuff.  Want some ideas?  Here’s a great video from UnderGround Strength Coach, Zach Even-Esh.  Enjoy and let me know what you think.

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Do you have any stuff laying around that you could add to your program?

  • a keg … leftover from your college days
  • an anvil
  • build a sandbag or heavy medicine ball
  • how about a slosh pipe

You can check out more of Zach’s videos on Youtube.  Leave me a comment…let me know what kind of crazy stuff you lift over your head.

How to Improve GIRD

March 9, 2011

It’s quite an honor for the Rotater to be mentioned in the same article as shoulder rehab gurus, Mike Reinold and Eric Cressey.  Thanks to Shyam Soin, for including the Rotater in his article – Top 3 Exercises to Improve Shoulder Internal Range of Motion.

Here’s a video clip from Shyam’s article demonstrating why the Rotater is one of the best exercises to improve internal rotation of the shoulder.

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Will the Rotater help you?  Give it a try and discover why the experts recommend it.

Shoulder Wall Slides with Band

February 28, 2011

Here’s a simple, effective shoulder exercise you can do anywhere.  What do you need?

  • a wall
  • some resistive exercise tubing

Thanks to Eric Cressey for another great video.  Please visit ShoulderPerformance.com to learn about Optimal Shoulder Performance – a dvd produced by Mike Reinold and Eric Cressey, two of the premier shoulder gurus in the fitness world.

 

How to Stretch Shoulder External Rotation

November 10, 2010

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Stiff, tight shoulders are usually the result of:

  • shoulder injury
  • shoulder surgery
  • long-term overuse – repeating the same motion, over and over
  • absolutely no reason at all – a condition known as “frozen shoulder” or adhesive capsulitis

This video reveals how the Rotater will increase your shoulder flexibility – specifically, the external rotation of your shoulder. These shoulder stretches:

  • are very simple
  • duplicate many of the same shoulder stretches that are a part of most shoulder rehab protocols
  • are used in physical therapy clinics everyday
  • are used by athletic trainers to increase the shoulder flexibility and range of motion of their athletes

“I am absolutely amazed with the effectiveness of the Rotater. My client no longer has pain or discomfort in his shoulder, is performing shoulder presses, lat pulldowns, and will NOT require seeing a specialist…” – read how this trainer helped his client’s shoulder

Chris Sellards – CPT, CES, PES

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