due to some shoulder surgery on both shoulders ( rotator cuff ) I have not got back to the poundage I'd like to. I currently shoot a Bowtech Tomkat set at 45# and would like some input on how to strenghten my shoulders up. Thanks all
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due to some shoulder surgery on both shoulders ( rotator cuff ) I have not got back to the poundage I'd like to. I currently shoot a Bowtech Tomkat set at 45# and would like some input on how to strenghten my shoulders up. Thanks all
Last edited by bbd; 03-19-2008 at 03:30 AM.
I would think your doctor or PT could give you some.
I'd guess some light work with dumbells.
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Tominator is right. Check with your doctor because he might know something we don't. However, you may want to review this web site for recommended exercises.
http://familydoctor.org/online/famdo...uries/265.html
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you may want to talk to people who have the same problems. go to www.pcba-inc.org and ask this question.
Serious Physical Therapy with that goal in mind.
I dislocated both shoulders in 2003. It took a combination of first using just therabands and finally switching to just drawing and letting down a light recurve on a daily basis. Talk to a physical therapist before attempting this. Overdoing it on healing shoulders can be a disaster.
Your shoulders need to be well healed before attempting to roll over cams on a compound. It personally took me nine months to get there.
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Those buggers have a tendency to go bad again and require more surgeries. Take your time with PT and ask them a lot of questions. Keeping your shoulders limber and not loosing your range of motion is as important as strength training. Good Luck.
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