Push and pull in balance
Pull at least as much as you push. A shoulder trained only in pressing loses the back of the joint.
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Full-strength pushing and pulling with a stable trunk, plus getting a load off the floor and overhead.
Pull at least as much as you push. A shoulder trained only in pressing loses the back of the joint.
Strength deficits after a shoulder problem usually show on both sides. Train the good one too.
A load held away from the body multiplies what the shoulder must control. Keep it close and stacked.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a shoulder that reaches
Three seconds down, one second up — count only the reps you controlled.
Easier on the knees · Harder feet elevated
Lower toward one hand with the other arm straight out to the side.
Easier hands on a chair · Harder lower and slower
Under the table; pull in one second, lower for three, chest to the edge.
Easier knees bent · Harder feet elevated
Towel round a handle in one hand; lean back and pull, no trunk rotation.
Easier stand more upright · Harder feet further forward
One jug locked overhead; march tall with the knee to hip height each step.
Easier hold at the shoulder · Harder heavier
From lying, bag pressed up; rise to the elbow then the hand, eyes on the bag.
Easier to the elbow · Harder heavier
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.