Integrating Kettlebells into Shoulder Rehabilitation

The latest webinar recording for Inner Circle members is now available below.
Integrating Kettlebells into Shoulder Rehabilitation
In this month’s Inner Circle webinar, I discuss how you can start to incorporate kettlebells into your shoulder rehabilitation programs (and really all upper extremity programs, not just shoulder). This isn’t a talk about how the traditional kettlebell exercises like swings and getups are good for your shoulder (which they are), but rather how kettlebells can be used for a tool in the rehab phase of programs.
- How kettlebells can be integrated into the earlier phases of the rehab process
- Why kettlebells are great for dynamic stability of the upper extremity
- How to progress from basic movement patterns to move complex
- How to choose specific kettlebell styles and weights for use in rehabilitation
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November 7, 2012 

















Was wondering if there is any KB exercises you do not like or do not recommend. If so, why.
Thanks,
Chris
Hi Chris, big topic. There is a time and place for everything as well as the reverse! Perhaps that will be a future post topic.
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the great information! I’ll be using this in my own training as well as with clients.
I have one question though, I’m not really too familiar with PNF past the stretching component so I don’t quite see how at 18:40 in the seated press internal & external GH rotation are happening. I see elbow pronation & supination. Could you please elaborate on this?
Cheers,
B
Thanks Boris, look up PNF D2 patterns on the internet. That should pull up a nice amount of info, but basically it is a specific movement pattern that uses a sequence of muscles in the upper extremity.
Hi Mike, I was just viewing the above webinar and it keeps stopping after 10 minutes, has this been a common problem?
Cheers
Steve