2.4K views · 68 reactions | Two words: slow & controlled Today’s movement focuses on shoulder health. Cable shoulder external rotation should be performed slowly & controlled, 3–5 days per week with one to two sets of 10–15 repetitions. Take a closer look at isolated strengthening and the relationship with physique with NASM’s brand-new Physique and Bodybuilding Coach program. Sign up today and save 45%! https://nasm.co/3HRc3Mx | National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) | Facebook

Cable external rotation This exercise can: - improve shoulder stability & forward shoulder posture - reduce the risk of shoulder injury Left top (incorrect): - too much arm abduction (arm moving out to the side, away from the body) Bottom left (incorrect): - the line of resistance (gravity) is perpendicular to the line of action (movement). - this is external rotation however, when performed with DBs, the supraspinatus, biceps & forearm flexors work more than the target muscles. Top & bottom rig

Face Pulls with External Rotation (Cable) 🔥⁣ Tired of neglecting those crucial posterior deltoid muscles and rotator cuffs? Say hello to a game-changer: face pulls with external rotation (cable)! 💪⁣⁣ This exercise hits your posterior delts and works three key rotator cuff muscles—supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor—thanks to the external rotation and horizontal abduction combo. 💥⁣ Ready to elevate your workout routine? Give it a try and feel the empowering difference! 🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♂️ W

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