So some might just hold themselves in a handstand hold against the wall for a period of time, or they may do seated dumbbell presses or if they have shoulder issues they may do
shoulder mobility drills in place of that movement.
Not exact matches
Mobility drills should not only be imperative for professional athletes, they
should find their way into every type of training regime, regardless of the type of sport or your aspirations.
You
should include strength, speed, power work,
mobility drills, groundwork and work capacity (maintaining a high level of strength and power for an extended period of time).
The advisory as with all fitness routines is having the prerequisite standards to attempt these
drills (i.e. do not perform the high windmill variation if you lack
shoulder mobility).
Do several sets of 10 - 15 reps where you «set» the
shoulders, and then perform some
mobility drills, stretches, and corrective exercises.
Exercises and
mobility drills aimed at treating UCS can make you look better, as they will help pull your
shoulders back and make your chest / breasts look bigger!
This is a
drill that naturally teaches an athlete the mechanics of pushing without them needing to think of anything, however, athletes with poor function /
mobility will be very prone to poor posture (you can see a few athletes with rounded backs in the video above), so this is something that
should really be coached up throughout this
drill.
If you are looking to enhance your
shoulder mobility consider exploring the Pullover series of
drills in all of their incarnations.
Include this overhead stretch
mobility drill using the RMT Club to open up your chest and
shoulders while getting that thoracic extension.
Todd, I already use stretching and
mobility drills to recover faster, why
should I consider using a foam roller as well?
This is a
shoulder mobility and stability
drill called the Up & Over.