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  • Banded Warm-Ups External Rotation Single Arm

    Single-Arm External Rotation with a resistance band is a great way to target the small but crucial muscles in the shoulder. It's an essential exercise for anyone looking to improve shoulder health, particularly those involved in sports or activities that require significant shoulder use. Remember, the focus is on controlled movement and proper form, not the amount of resistance. This exercise is not about lifting heavy but about strengthening and stabilizing the shoulder joint.

  • Banded Warm-Ups "W's"

    Banded Warm-Up "W's" are particularly beneficial as part of a shoulder or upper body warm-up routine. They help to activate key muscles around the shoulder girdle, essential for exercises involving shoulder movements. This exercise is not only beneficial for athletes but also for individuals who spend a lot of time at a desk or computer, as it helps counteract the effects of poor posture. Remember, the focus is on quality of movement and muscle activation, not the resistance of the band.

  • Banded Warm-Ups Touchdowns

    This warm-up routine is excellent for increasing flexibility and mobility in the upper body, and it's especially beneficial before engaging in workouts that involve heavy lifting or upper body exercises. The key is to focus on controlled movements and maintaining tension in the band throughout the exercise. This ensures that your muscles are properly warmed up and ready for more strenuous activity.

  • Banded Warm-Ups Truck Drivers

    The Banded Warm-Up "Truck Drivers" is an exercise that primarily targets the shoulders and upper back, focusing on rotational movements that mimic turning a steering wheel. It's a great way to increase mobility and warm up the muscles in the upper body.

  • Banded Warm-Ups 3-Way Reach

    Banded Warm-Up with a 3-Way Reach to be performed in a plank position and with one arm at a time significantly increases the exercise's intensity, focusing on core stability and unilateral upper body strength.