Sentences with phrase «chest and shoulder injuries»

In the event of a collision the rear belts inflate, distributing the load over a larger area and reducing the risk of abdominal, chest and shoulder injuries for rear passengers.

Not exact matches

Smith was also badly injured and is in a serious but stable condition, with «multiple chest injuries, extensive shoulder injuries and concussion».

The carrier should never be tight enough that it forces their head into their chest, which can both hinder breathing and cause neck injury.

You shouldn't ignore the persistent hiccups in your child, since this can be a symptom of brain damage; various diseases of the stomach, liver or lungs; injuries of the spinal cord and the chest.

Don't get us wrong, the bench press is a great tool in your training arsenal to achieve overall chest aesthetics and strength, but there are some cons to it, like placing too much of a burden on your delts, which can increase the risk of injury for people with poor shoulder mobility.

The floor press is an upper body movement that allows you to press massive weights without risking shoulder injury since most of the stress is focused on the chest and triceps, while the range of motion is shorter.

The floor press is an excellent movement for overcoming a training plateau in the chest area, and it allows you to press massive weights without risking shoulder injury.

This helps to protect your shoulders from injury and makes sure you are putting the majority of the strain on your chest and not your shoulders and rotator cuff.

Aside from that I have recovered from nagging shoulder injury, rotator cuff injury, IT band syndrome, torn cartilage in chest, nagging lower back pain, hamstring strain or impingement (burning), and finally a pressure point in the teres minor area.

Tight chest muscles can affect the position of the shoulders, limit shoulder range of motion, and increase the likelihood of developing shoulder injuries.

Developing a strong upper body will allow you to lead with the chest and prevent rounding of the shoulders as you fatigue during your run, which can cause breakdown in running form translating into inefficiencies and changes in biomechanics that can lead to injury.

One word of caution - you should not chest - lift higher than you can handle, mostly because this will run a risk of injury, and partly because, no matter how little high you can lift, the benefits will remain the same.

And if you have very long arms and / or are very thin taking the bar all the way down to your chest in the bench press might be setting yourself up for a shoulder injuAnd if you have very long arms and / or are very thin taking the bar all the way down to your chest in the bench press might be setting yourself up for a shoulder injuand / or are very thin taking the bar all the way down to your chest in the bench press might be setting yourself up for a shoulder injury.

It may be wise to avoid this exercise if you have any shoulder or scapular injuries; or if you have excessively tight upper back muscles and very weak / overstretched front delts and chest muscles (though this is rare).

The chest muscles (pecs) are often over-worked in fitness and training programs, and tight pecs can 1) change the posture of the shoulder, 2) limit shoulder range of motion and mobility, and 3) may increase the risk of developing shoulder injuries.

«If you've had shoulder injuries, I generally recommend dumbbells for shoulders and chest.

Firstly, strengthening and conditioning the muscles of the upper back, chest and shoulders will also help to prevent rotator cuff injury.

For the rear passenger dummy, readings of compression and shoulder load indicated poor protection for the chest and head injury values also indicated poor protection.

As a result of the car accident in question the claimant sustained injuries to her head, jaw, neck, shoulders, chest, back, left arm, left elbow, left wrist, left hand, left hip, left leg, and left heel.

The injury claimant suffered soft tissue injuries to her neck and back, a fractured right talus, bruising to and pain in her chest, and pain in her left shoulder, both knees, and hip.

The injury claimant was 63 years old and he suffered a number of injuries including a traumatic brain injury which resulted in early neurocognitive disorder (dementia) as well as soft tissue injuries to his right shoulder and to his chest.

After a two week trial the judge found the claimant had suffered whiplash soft tissue injury to her neck, shoulders, upper limbs, back, chest, and right foot; a capsular tear of her breast implant which required surgery and has left her with postoperative pain and loss of nipple sensation; chronic mechanical neck and shoulder pain; soft tissue injuries to her arms with persisting forearm and hand pain, numbness and tingling; posttraumatic stress disorder, somatic symptom disorder, chronic pain, and a mild traumatic brain injury.

Nature of Injury Our client fractured his arm and suffered soft tissue injuries to right shoulder, right knee, chest and head.