Rhythmic stabilisation
Small, fast, unpredictable pushes on a held arm train the reflexes that keep the joint centred.
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Overhead stability: the cuff and the blade holding a load above the head while the body moves underneath.
Small, fast, unpredictable pushes on a held arm train the reflexes that keep the joint centred.
A load held away from the body multiplies what the shoulder must control. Keep it close and stacked.
Pain over the top of the shoulder with neck stiffness or arm tingling often comes from the neck, not the joint.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a shoulder that reaches
Jug held upside down at the shoulder; squeeze hard and keep it vertical — count seconds.
Easier lighter · Harder walk with it
Arm locked overhead beside the ear, ribs down; hold still and breathe.
Easier half-kneeling · Harder heavier
Circle the jug slowly around the head, close to it, both directions.
Easier lighter · Harder slower and closer
One jug locked overhead; walk tall with the ribs down and the elbow straight.
Easier hold at the shoulder · Harder heavier
Bag straight up in one hand; sit up onto the elbow watching the hand, then lower.
Easier no weight · Harder to the hand
Wide feet; tap the opposite shoulder without the hips swaying.
Easier on the knees · Harder feet together
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.