Banded Supinated Front Raise

BANDED SUPINATED FRONT RAISE

The banded supinated front raise is a strengthening exercise for the shoulder flexors. Start by stepping on one end of a band and gripping the other end. Rotate the wrist so that the palm faces forwards. Raise your hand up directly in front of you while maintaining a soft bend in the elbows. Raise the arm to roughly shoulder height and lower the weight back to the ground. Be sure to minimize momentum used through swaying the body. You may complete this exercise unilaterally (one hand at a time) or bilaterally (both hands at the same time).

Muscles Involved:

• Anterior Deltoid

• Biceps Brachii

Related Conditions:

• Strength Training

• Rotator Cuff Tear

• Shoulder Impingement

• AC Joint Sprain

• Osteolysis of the Distal Clavicle

• SLAP lesion

• deltoid strain

• biceps strain

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