Can You Pass This Shoulder Test? Fix Internal Rotation With 2 Moves

In this instructional video, the presenter demonstrates how to identify a shoulder internal rotation limitation using a 90-degree arm test, where pain or restriction while rotating the forearm indicates the issue. He then teaches two corrective movements designed to restore painless internal rotation. The first exercise, a lat rollout, involves placing one hand on a roller, extending the arm, dropping the body while simultaneously twisting the head, and performing ten repetitions; flipping the palm up intensifies the stretch. The second exercise aligns the arm and shin in a straight line, lowers the body slowly, pauses for five seconds at the 90-degree position, then raises back up, repeating until fatigue. After completing the routine, viewers are instructed to retest their range of motion and comment on any improvement.










