Exercise J: Shoulder Abduction, Isometric
1 Stand or sit about 4–6 inches away from a wall with your right / left side facing the wall.
2 Bend your right / left elbow and gently press your elbow into the wall. Increase the pressure gradually until you are pressing as hard as you can without shrugging your shoulder.
3 Hold for __________ seconds.
4 Slowly release the tension and relax your muscles completely before repeating the exercise.
Repeat __________ times. Complete this exercise __________ times per day.
Exercise K: Shoulder Flexion, Isometric
1 Stand or sit about 4–6 inches away from a wall with your right / left side facing the wall.
2 Keeping your right / left elbow straight, gently press the top of your fist into
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4 Slowly release the tension and relax your muscles completely before repeating the exercise.
Repeat __________ times. Complete this exercise __________ times per day.
Exercise L: Internal Rotation, Isometric
1 Stand or sit in a door frame, facing the door frame.
2 Bend your right / left elbow and place the palm of your hand against the door frame so that only your hand is touching the frame. Your upper arm should not leave your side.
3 Gently press your hand into the doorframe, as if you are trying to push your arm toward your stomach.
• Avoid shrugging your shoulder while you press your hand into the door frame. To do this, keep your shoulder blade tucked down toward the middle of your back.
4 Hold for __________ seconds.
5 Slowly release the tension and relax your muscles completely before doing the exercise again.
Repeat __________ times. Complete this exercise __________ times per day.
Exercise M: External Rotation,
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• Avoid shrugging your shoulder while you press your hand into the door frame. To do this, keep your shoulder blade tucked down toward the middle of your back.
4 Hold for __________ seconds.
5 Slowly release the tension and relax your muscles completely before doing the exercise again.
Repeat __________ times. Complete this exercise __________ times per day.
Exercise N: Shoulder Flexion
1 Sit on a stable chair without armrests, or stand.
2 With both arms straight down, hold a __________ weight in your right / left hand, or hold an exercise band with both hands. Your palms should face down, toward your body, at the starting position.
3 Keeping your arms straight, lift your right / left arm in front of your body and over your head. Keep your other arm straight down, in the starting position.
• Avoid shrugging your shoulder as you raise your arm. To do this, keep your shoulder blade tucked down toward the middle of your back.
4 Hold for __________ seconds.
5 Slowly return to the starting position.
Repeat __________ times. Complete this exercise __________ times per day.
Exercise O: Shoulder
a. Walk down stairs and out the door b. jump off roof c. run down stairs and out the door d. none of these
Abstract:The purpose of this experiment is to see if the number of times somebody closes a clothespin increases with or without exercise.It is our hypothesis that if you rest first then you should be able to squeeze clothespin more times in one minute then squeezing the clothespin with exercise. In our experiment one person exercised for two minutes and then squeezed the clothespin, then after the one minute they rested then squeezed the clothespin. Our hypothesis was proven correct since the person squeezed the clothespin more after he rested.
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1. You will want to start off by keeping your feet about shoulder with apart.
*Note: Each exercise does not have to be done simultaneously. Because of varied work schedule and other activities, spread exercises according to amount of free time.
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hold the door for the people behind them. What makes people decide to hold the
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open to other doors, and finally into the room and up the wall to the ceiling.
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