Rotator Cuff (SITS)

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Teres Major and Minor (Also See Rotator Cuff S.I.T.S)

: All Rotator-Cuff-pain patterns.

: Infraspinatus stretch it also get the Teres major and Minor

: Teres Minor of the Rotator Cuff

: Subscapularis of the Rotator Cuff

: Infraspinatus of the rotator cuff

: Supraspinatus of the Rotator Cuff

: Because the Teres Major is more visible then the Teres Minor, it shows up on the anatomy chart. The Teres minor is covered by the Deltoid and Trapezius. Most of the time the injury is more of the Teres Minor and the rotator cuff Infraspinatus.

: RX is always ice 30 minutes 2 – 3 x a day on the painful area. Take anti-inflammatory meds, stretch, and tape the shin and arch before any physical activity.

: Apply ice ASAP. If severely injured or you have suffered a dislocation see a doctor right away. If the area is painful with the arm is in the down position, use a sling to support it. Perform the rotator cuff exercises shown in this post.

: Rotator Cuff rehab instructions

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Chest Exercise

Workout Develpment & Muscle Combining Post Page

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Push Day- Chest, Shoulders and Triceps

: {Pectoralis Major-View Exercises}

: {Deltoid-View Exercises}

: {Triceps-View Exercises}

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Pull Day- Back and Biceps Day

: {Latissimus Dorsi-View Exercises}

: {Biceps Brachii-View Exercises}

: {Biceps Brachii – Barchialis – Coracobrachialis-View Exercises}

: { Rhomboids with Levator Scapula Both stabilize the scapula during pull motions and lifting objects. This connection is why you should never turn your head when performing back moves-View Exercises}

: {Trapezius movements should be included on this day-View Exercises}

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Leg Day-Quads, Hamstrings and Calves

: Quadriceps-View Exercises

: Hamstrings-View Exercises

: Calves-Gastrocnemius-View Exercises

: Calves- Soleus-View Exercises}

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Scapula

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Bones areas to remember:

Shoulder blades are called the “Scapulas”
Spine of the Scapula
The two bones the makes up the AC Joint are the Acromion & Clavical
The Short Head Biceps Tendon attaches to the Coracoid Process of the Scapula
Superior Boarder
Inferior Angle
Supraspinous Fossa- Infraspinous Fossa & Subscapular Fossa (This is where the Rotator Cuff Muscles- Infraspinatus,Supraspinatus and the Subscapular attach)
Glenoid cavity, sometimes called the Glenoid Fossa (Where the head of the Humerus attaches)

This entry was posted in Deltoids Rotator Cuff (SITS) Shoulders on May 27, 2014 by admin | Open »

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Rotator Cuff (S.I.T.S) Supraspinatus-Infraspinatous-Teres Minor-Subscapularis

See Exercises

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{Supraspinatus sitting in the Supraspinatus Fossa}

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{Subscapularis This is the back part of the shoulder blade (Scapula). We are seeing it from the front of the chest with the ribs removed. Notice the entire scapula is occupied and it attaches to the front (Anterior) portion of the head of the Humerus}