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Daily Mobility Exercises by Dr. Kelly Starrett › Forums › Shoulder › Shoulder instability questions
[email protected].[email protected]Hi guys I have had shoulder tendinitis and instability for some time now. It started as bicipital tendinitis and then progressed to the tendon sheath causing it to become adhesive. Now I am dealing with some popping and looseness. Does anybody have any advise on what I can do? Should I strengthen the shoulder? Mobilize more? Thanks a lot
AnonymousIs the cause of everything happening been addressed/healed?
This is where to start. The cause needs to be addressed so the symptoms do not continue.
The situation is changing because the body is finding different ways to create slack within the system. When this happens you see a new symptom.
[email protected]Hi kaitlin thanks for giving the good explanation. The problem is though is that iam not sure what exactly is the root cause. Can you give any tips or examples that can help me find the root cause? Thanks
