Today we begin a rotator cuff strengthening series.
If you do any activities that involve lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, or overhead movements, it is necessary to keep the rotator cuff strong.
You can start by beginning this exercise!
Questions? Email brianne@getyourfixpt.com.
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