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Old 05-09-2006, 05:56 PM   #5 (permalink)
Will Haskell
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Hey Kevin,

I'm sorry but I guess I really don't understand the question. A loose shoulder doesn't translate into a healthy and stable one.

I can't really answer your question because giving you a menu of stretches could be setting you up for further injury. Continue doing range of motion, dynamic activities prior to practice and games. Make a large focus of your preventative shoulder activities geared toward external rotation.

I hope this makes sense. You could have protracted shoulders and if I prescribe a stretching protocol that includes extensive posterior flexibility, you would be setting yourself up for disaster.

Will Haskell
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