Unstable and painful shoulder – Stage 1

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UNSTABLE AND PAINFUL SHOULDER

Stage 1 S H O U L D E R

P A T H W A Y

T R E A T M E N T

During the completion of these exercises you may experience some discomfort which is normal and does not mean you are doing any further harm. If 0/10 was no pain and 10/10 is the worst pain imaginable, we suggest that you work to a level no greater than 4-5/10 during the exercise.

DAY 1+

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G U I D E L I N E S

The following day or two it is normal to experience some delayed pain or muscle soreness. Providing this does not continue to worsen, it is ok to carry on completing the exercises. As a guide, start with the prescribed repetitions and sets. It is ok to reduce the number of reps and sets based on your level of pain.

Swiss ball slides Sitting on a chair with a Swiss ball by your side, place your hand on top of the ball and reach out in different directions while keeping your hand in contact and pressed down on the ball.

Repeat 20-30 times (3-4 sets) 2-3 x a day

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Table slides Sitting on a chair with a table by your side, place your hand on top of a plastic bag and reach out in front of you while keeping your hand in contact and pressed down on the table.

Repeat 20-30 times (3-4 sets) 2-3 x a day

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P H Y S I O T H E R A P Y

S H O U L D E R

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E X E R C I S E S

www.providephysio.org.uk

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