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Shoulder Instability can be a scary and often debilitating shoulder complaint arising from a lack of control at the glenohumeral (shoulder) joint. Stability at the shoulder is vital for normal hand and arm function so when it is disrupted this impacts greatly on an individuals ability to participate in any number of normal activities.
Subtle signs of shoulder instability are pain during or after activity, fatigue, weakness, a feeling that the shoulder could pop out, a loss of power in certain arm positions especially when lifting or loading the shoulder awkwardly e.g. throwing a ball, lifting a weight overhead at the gym etc.
You might have experienced something like this?
Don’t suffer in silence! If you think this could be you… then don’t let that niggle become a nightmare.
Find out how a normal shoulder should function and what you can do about getting back control of your own shoulder and ultimately your life.
You might discover some great tips in my new Report… “The Shoulder Report”
