This week, our special guest, Domenic Pompile PT, CSCS, will be answering all of your shoulder related questions and demonstrating exercises that will help you improve your shoulder function and scapular stability. In turn, these small changes will translate into a much more efficient golf swing and a reduced risk of injury!

Hello Fit Golfers! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube channel, and click the link below to get 15% off your own RUKKET SPORTS golf net! http://bit.ly/rukketsportsytfitgolfergirl Rotator cuff and shoulder injuries are increasingly common among golfers of all levels. Shoulders are very often put in compromising situations due to tightness and weakness in the chest and scapular region.

What's up Silver Strong Family? Our new video comes from our sister company, Prime Health Management, and it's all about the rotator cuff muscles and how to properly stretch them to get them functioning properly. There are 4 different rotator cuff muscles. Three of those muscles (Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Teres Minor) are responsible for externally rotating your arm. The other rotator cuff muscle (Sub Scapularis) is responsible for internally rotating your arm. If you are a regular lifter or athlete, you more than likely have imbalances within these muscles and favor internal rotation. If this is the case stretching your external rotators may give you more problems down the road. You may need to focus on stretching your internal rotator (sub scapularis) while strengthening your external rotators to achieve better balance within your shoulders. If you are unsure which muscles to stretch and which ones to strengthen, consult your physical therapist or personal trainer before attempting these exercises.

What's up guys! This weeks video is all about the rotator cuff muscles and how to properly stretch them to get them functioning properly. There are 4 different rotator cuff muscles. Three of those muscles (supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor) are responsible for externally rotating your arm.