Banded Shoulder Adduction

Exercise for:

Back, Chest

How to guide...

Starting position

Secure a resistance band to an anchor point above head height. Stand sideways to the anchor, holding the band with the hand farthest from the anchor.

Execution

Extend your arm upward at an angle. Pull the band downward and across your body, engaging your chest and shoulders. Slowly return to start. Repeat for the desired reps, then switch sides.

Equipment required

Resistance Band

Target muscles

Back, Chest

Banded Shoulder Adduction

How to Do:

  1. Setup Attach a resistance band to a sturdy anchor point above head height. Stand sideways to the anchor point, holding the free end of the band with the hand farthest from the anchor.
  2. Starting Position Extend your arm out to the side and upward at an angle, keeping it straight or slightly bent. Stand tall with your core engaged and feet shoulder-width apart.
  3. Adduction Motion Pull the band downward and across your body, bringing your hand toward your side while keeping your arm straight. Focus on engaging your chest and shoulder muscles throughout the movement.
  4. Controlled Return Slowly release the tension in the band as you return to the starting position. Maintain control to prevent the band from pulling your arm back too quickly.
  5. Repeat Complete the desired number of repetitions before switching sides.

Benefits:

The Banded Shoulder Adduction targets the chest and shoulder muscles, improving strength and stability. It enhances range of motion, control, and coordination in the shoulder joint, making it a useful exercise for functional fitness and injury prevention.

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