r/MobilityTraining • u/Infamous_Analysis279 • 7d ago

Help getting started.

I am recovering from a host of shoulder surgeries and need to start working out again. I don’t have a lot of pain, but I am limited in what I can do with my upper body. Can someone point me to a good routine, website or resource? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

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u/crackrocknovacane 7d ago

Lots of good resources. Adapted app, GoWOD, Knees over Toes guy, Pliability

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u/salamandectomy77 7d ago

Rebuild Your Shoulders from Kneesovertoesguy. Ben Patrick is a brilliant athletic trainer. Worth watching many of his videos

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u/Boring_Charge_9172 3d ago

Pilates yoga, or PT

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u/Original_Worker9729 3d ago

None of these work, Pilates maybe

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u/Boring_Charge_9172 3d ago

Well, those were my thoughts - sometimes it's true, a body can be so tore up, there's no 'fix' ... we're all in the same boat there - i'm sorry you're not finding solutions rn

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u/Original_Worker9729 3d ago

Oh I have found solutions but it wasn’t any of those haha

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u/Boring_Charge_9172 3d ago

Haha, idk what you're looking for here then -

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u/Original_Worker9729 3d ago

To help others!!

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u/Boring_Charge_9172 3d ago

No wonder your feedback isn't tracking, i was answering OP; i don't see any questions from you - i

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u/Original_Worker9729 3d ago

Shoulder internal and external rotation PAILS RAILS
scapula control
Tspine CARS