Wall Block Isometric Shoulder Internal Rotation
Written By David Song

WALL BLOCK ISOMETRIC INTERNAL ROTATION
The wall block isometric internal rotation is a strengthening exercise for the rotator cuff. Start by leaning your back against a wall. Raise the elbow up to 90 degrees shoulder abduction and rotate the shoulder into roughly 45 degrees internal rotation. Sandwich a yoga block between the wall and your hand. Press your hand into the yoga block with maximal tolerable effort for 4-8 seconds. Rest for 4-8 seconds between repetitions.
Muscles involved:
subscapularis
pectoralis major
latissimus dorsi
teres major
Related conditions:
rotator cuff tendinitis
subscapularis tendinitis
rotator cuff strain
subscapularis strain
pectoralis major strain
shoulder impingement
glenohumeral labral tear
shoulder instability
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