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rotator cuff issues

phantom_lord · 2017-08-26 15:29:42

I thought you guys would be experienced with this. Years ago I developed an issue with my rotator cuff from swimming. I went swimming today and instantly could feel weakness in my right shoulder. I guessing at this stage my issue is likely posture (or maybe computer usage) Do you guys go to a physio or an osteopath?

26-08-2017 3:29pm

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phantom_lord

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I thought you guys would be experienced with this.

Years ago I developed an issue with my rotator cuff from swimming.

I went swimming today and instantly could feel weakness in my right shoulder. I guessing at this stage my issue is likely posture (or maybe computer usage)

Do you guys go to a physio or an osteopath?

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#2 04-09-2017 8:36pm

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Mark Sexton is a physio in manor st who has done a great job on my rotator cuff a few times. If the problem continually resurfaces then warming up or the ergonomics of your stroke are probably the issue.

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