Front Raise Pulse

ShoulderShoulder StrengtheningShoulder Stability
Written By David Song

FRONT RAISE PULSE

The front raise pulse is a rotator cuff strengthening exercise that will also challenge the glenohumeral joint in dynamic stabilization. Wrap a mini band around your hands or wrists and pull it apart in small bursts as you raise your hands forwards until they are over your head. Continue to pulse the band as you lower your arms down to a rested position to complete a repetition.

Muscles Involved:

  • Rotator Cuff

    • infraspinatus

    • teres minor

  • Deltoids

    • posterior deltoid

  • Trapezius

Related Conditions:

  • Rotator Cuff Tear / Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy

  • Deltoid Strain

  • shoulder impingement

  • dynamic shoulder instability

  • glenohumeral labral tear

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