Shoulder & scapula forward-glide stretch

Reach arms forward and glide them out, 15 sec × 5 reps.

Shoulder & scapula forward-glide stretch preview
Category
Office worker · General
Target areas
Shoulder · Upper back · Neck
Duration
1 min 30s
Difficulty
Easy
Shoulder
Upper back
Neck

Caution

  • Do not perform this if you feel sharp pain in your shoulder.

Creator @physiofit0675

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