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Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch

Release shoulder tension with the Infraspinatus Roll-Ball Stretch! Improves mobility & reduces pain. Simple & effective.

The Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch mainly works the shoulders, with help from the back. You'll need: stretching stick.

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Required Equipment

Stretching Stick
Stretching Stick

Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch Muscles Worked

Primary

Rotator Cuff (infraspinatus); Rear Shoulder (Delts) (posterior deltoid)

Secondary

Rhomboids (Shoulder Blade) (rhomboids, major & minor); Lats (latissimus dorsi)

How to do the Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch

  1. Starting Position:

    • Stand next to a wall, about a foot away from it.

    • Position your feet shoulder-width apart for balance.

    • Relax your arms at your sides and ensure your body is straight.

  2. Arm Placement:

    • Raise your arm that is closest to the wall and reach back to place your hand on the wall.

    • Your elbow should be slightly bent and your palm flat against the wall.

  3. Movement:

    • Slowly roll your shoulder forward, moving your hand along the wall without losing contact.

    • Allow your torso to gently twist towards the wall, feeling a stretch in the back of your shoulder and upper back.

    • Keep your head facing forward and maintain a neutral spine.

  4. Hold the Stretch:

    • Hold this position for about 15-30 seconds.

    • Breathe deeply, focusing on relaxing your shoulders as you hold the stretch.

  5. Release and Switch Sides:

    • Slowly return to the starting position by rolling back your shoulder and bringing your arm back down.

    • Repeat the stretch on the opposite side, placing your other hand on the wall and performing the same movements.

  6. Repetitions:

    • Aim for 2-3 sets, holding each side for 15-30 seconds.

Tips:

  • Move gently to avoid straining your muscles.

  • Focus on your breathing to enhance relaxation during the stretch.

Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch FAQs

What muscles does the Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch work?

The Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch mainly works the shoulders, with help from the back. The main muscles are the infraspinatus and posterior deltoid.

What equipment do you need for the Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch?

Stretching stick.

What are some Infraspinatu Roll-Ball Stretch variations and alternatives?

Similar exercises include the Arm-Up Rotator Stretch, Against-Wall Shoulder Internal & External Rotation, Head & Back Roll-Ball Stretch and Deltoid Posterior Roll-Ball.

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