New Rotater Instructional Videos

January 7, 2010

Okay, you’ve been asking for them and here they are. Eight new instructional videos demonstrating how to set up and use the Rotate to stretch your shoulder and strengthen your rotator cuff.

We’d like to express our gratitude to Eric Beard for the excellent job he’s done in each of these videos. Eric is a highly respected health and fitness professional whose specialties include corrective exercise and performance enhancement (MS, LMT, NASM-CPT, CES, PES, NSCA-CSCS). He’s also a great friend. You can learn more about Eric at EricBeard.com or by following him on Twitter at @ericbeard.

Introducing the Rotater – the #1 Shoulder Rehab and Stretching Device	Importance of Stretching & Strengthening Your Rotator Cuff

How to Set Up the Rotater	Strong Arm Set-Up for Rotator Cuff Strengthening

External Rotation Made Easy with the Rotater	Internal Rotation – Discover How with the Rotater

How to Strengthen the External Rotators of Your Shoulder	How to Strengthen the Internal Rotators of Your Shoulder

Click Here to Get your Rotater today – you’re shoulders will thank you for it!

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Posted by Chris Melton | Filed Under Free Stuff, Instructional

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4 Responses to “New Rotater Instructional Videos”

The Rotator on January 14th, 2010 12:18 am

[...] from those situations listed on the Rotator website, I personally find it most useful with larger athletes and patients. The reason for this is [...]
Jean on April 9th, 2010 11:43 pm

I am a 78y0 woman w/FULL THICKNESS ROTATOR CUFF TEAR, 2Y THIS COMING SUMMER. I understand that this reverse shoulder surgery is specically for 75years & older…
Is the rehab severe & even tho I do have a hgh threshold for pain, I am concerned about the pain afterwards.
Can you reassure me at all & is there someone in the Chicago area that you would reccomend. thankyou, Jean
Chris Melton on April 19th, 2010 1:53 pm

Hi Jean,

I sent you an email.

Chris
gerri sovak on December 16th, 2010 10:45 pm

I’m a 75 yr. old female tennis player, golfer,tap dancer,etc. etc. I have a slap teat and am avoiding surgery. I have just had my 2nd PRP and want some rehab exercises. I did lots of range of motion exercises after the first treatment and found out they were causing impingement. thanks