Shoulder Pain Floor Press

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Shoulder pain floor press. A frozen shoulder manifests in pain and tightness. It occurs slowly over time and can limit functional use of your arm. Just ditch the bench and instead set up on the floor to limit the range of motion. This is one of the most basic pain free ways of pressing that decreases the amount of stress on the anterior shoulder girdle while also allowing you to go heavy.
If you re still having pain dose in some variations like floor presses or pin presses that remove the bottom portion of the bench press for 4 6 weeks until the pain calms down. Pain free overhead pressing requires enough stability in the trunk to provide a stable platform to press off of stability in the shoulder girdle and it s supportive musculature good scapulohumeral rhythm and enough shoulder flexion to safely and comfortably get the arm overhead without compromising the position of the trunk. Try narrower grips and lower touch points or wider grips and higher touch points. A floor press is basically a bench press on the ground so it works the same muscles.