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intense , repetitive rotation of the shoulder blade(passive) is caused byGleno - humeral internal rotation deficit
shoulder deficitscould leadto injuries ( GIRD : Gross Internal Rotation Deficit
posterior shoulder capsule tightness , which can be alleviated using the sleeper stretch(passive) are caused byInternal rotation deficits
the posterior contracture results in a superior and posterior translation of the contact point of the humeral head with the glenoid when the shoulder is in abduction and external rotation(passive) caused bythe glenohumeral internal rotation deficit
Posterior shoulder tightnesscan leadto a glenohumeral internal rotation deficit ( GIRD
a posterior cuff and capsular contracture(passive) typically caused bya glenohumeral internal rotation deficit ( GIRD
a tight posterior capsuleresultedin internal rotation deficit
Contractures of the posterior structures , pectoralis minor , and short head of the bicepscan contributeto glenohumeral internal rotation deficit
an effortto preventglenohumeral internal rotation deficit
Handball ... the overusecausesa glenohumeral internal rotation deficit
scapular dyskinesiscausescapular dyskinesis
to this pathologyto contributeto this pathology
to problems when trying to hit those deep squatsleadsto problems when trying to hit those deep squats
abnormal scapular kinematicscreatesabnormal scapular kinematics
this tightnesscan leadthis tightness
Intense , repetitive rotation of the shoulder bladecan causeIntense , repetitive rotation of the shoulder blade
to internal impingementleadsto internal impingement
the potential for a cascading effect in overhead athletes leading to shoulder dysfunctioncreatesthe potential for a cascading effect in overhead athletes leading to shoulder dysfunction
This out - toeing(passive) may ... be caused byThis out - toeing
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