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The shoulder is a ball-and-socket joint that’s connected to the body through muscle. So the underlying causes of shoulder pain most frequently have to do with either the joint itself, or the muscles, tendons and ligaments that support the joint. Because of the range of motion required for effective play, football players, baseball and softball players, and swimmers tend to get shoulder pain at some point in their athletic careers. Awesome Family Chiropractic can help athletes maintain or enhance their range of motion, so they can perform at their best.
Clicking and popping of the shoulder with movement
Pain in the front, back, and outside of shoulder with movement
Pain with throwing, picking up and moving things, or grabbing something heavy
Sharp, stabbing pain that can begin in the mid back and moving down the arm
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There are so many sports that use a ball. Whether it’s being thrown, bumped, hit or caught, our arms are doing work and our shoulders are taking the brunt of it. Sports like baseball, softball, volleyball, football, tennis, and swimming can cause athletes to overexert their shoulders, resulting in shoulder pain.
Overextending body by pushing or pulling in a strange way
Overhand sports (any sport where you throw a ball)
By adjusting your shoulder and releasing certain tissues back into proper alignment, your chiropractor can alleviate shoulder pain quickly.
The doctors at Awesome Family Chiropractic can show you specific stretches and exercises that will keep your shoulders loose, so you can play your best.
Manual or gentle adjustments can put your shoulders and body back into alignment, relieving discomfort and shoulder pain.
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Properly stretching the shoulder muscles could be all you need to eliminate pain and enhance performance.
You can’t do your best when you’re in pain. Relieve shoulder pain and get back to your favorite sports and activities.
info@awesomefamilychiropractic.com
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