How to Do Band Shoulder Dislocations

A beginner-friendly upper body mobility exercise that primarily targets the shoulders and upper back while helping to improve shoulder flexibility, joint health, and overall overhead movement control.

Exercise Details

Level

Beginner

Primary Skill

Mobility

Required Equipment

Power Band equipmentPower Band

Muscles

Shoulder muscle group anatomy diagram
Primary
Shoulder

Correct Form

1. Hold the band with a wide grip, arms extended in front of you.
2. Lift the band over and behind your head, keeping arms straight.
3. Return to the front with control.

Common Mistakes

Don't rush the movement. Keep it slow and controlled.

Pro Tips

1. Keep your core engaged to prevent arching the back.
2. Adjust grip-width apart for a comfortable stretch.

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