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Sore shoulders are common when starting a new workout program or when exercising a little too hard. These stretches can help relax sore and tight shoulder muscles and provide pain relief. Buy a worksheet with these stretches https://www.askdoctorjo.com/5-sore-shoulder-stretches-worksheet

A posterior capsular stretch, biceps stretch, and an inferior (triceps) stretch are great ways to get the shoulder loosened back up when the muscles are sore.


Some other great stretches for muscles in the front and back of the chest area, that also attach to the scapula or shoulder blade, are a chest (pec) stretch and a rhomboid stretch.

Related Shoulder Videos:

Shoulder Pain Treatment & Rehab Stretches:
https://youtu.be/DJvQ3ZGWUfQ?list=PLPS8D21t0eO_Ny9ors3aP4K1P_91a2-yw

Shoulder Pain Top 3 Exercises:
https://youtu.be/vbUm5rsPt5Y?list=PLPS8D21t0eO_Ny9ors3aP4K1P_91a2-yw

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5 Sore Shoulder Stretches:
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00:00 – Sore Shoulder Stretches
00:26 – Posterior Capsular Stretch
01:45 – Biceps Stretch
03:10 – Triceps or Inferior Capsular Stretch
04:30 – Chest or Pec Stretch
05:47 – Rhomboid Stretch

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Medical
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shoulder pain, shoulder, frozen shoulder
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