Table 1.
Part 1 (level 1) | Part 1 (level 2) | Part 2 (level 3) | Part 2 (Level 4) | |
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Warm up |
Deep breathing Trunk twist (Rt./Lt.) |
Deep breathing Trunk twist (Rt./Lt.) |
Deep breathing Trunk twist (Rt./Lt.) |
Deep breathing Trunk twist (Rt./Lt.) |
Main workout |
Passive forward flexion 90° Passive external rotation 45° Passive abduction 90° Trunk rotation with both shoulder forward flexion 90° (Rt./Lt.) Active forward flexion 90° Active abduction 90° (both arm) Passive forward flexion 90° Passive external rotation 45° Passive abduction 90° Trunk rotation with both shoulder forward flexion 90° (Rt./Lt.) Active forward flexion 90° Active abduction 90° (both arm) |
Passive forward flexion 180° Passive external rotation 90° Passive abduction 180° Active forward flexion 180° Active abduction 180° Active external rotation Pectoralis stretchinga Passive forward flexion 180° Passive external rotation 90° Passive abduction 180° Active forward flexion 180° Active abduction 180° Active external rotation Pectoralis stretchinga |
Passive forward flexion 180° Passive external rotation 90° Passive abduction 180° Forward flexion 90° with dumbbell Abduction 90° with dumbbell Pectoralis stretchingb Active forward flexion 180° Active abduction 180° Active external rotation 90° Forward flexion 90° with dumbbell Abduction 90° with dumbbell Pectoralis stretchingb |
Active forward flexion 180° Active abduction 180° Active external rotation 90° Forward flexion 180° with dumbbell Abduction 180° with dumbbell External rotation with dumbbell Biceps strengthening with dumbbell Pectoralis stretchingc Forward flexion 180° with dumbbell Abduction 180° with dumbbell External rotation with dumbbell Pectoralis stretchingc |
Cool down | Deep breathing | Deep breathing | Deep breathing | Deep breathing |
aPectoralis stretching is performed with both arms abducted
bPectoralis stretching is performed with interlocking fingers behind the back and raising both arms up
cPectoralis stretching is performed with interlocking fingers behind the occiput and moving both elbows backward