Do you experience pain in the shoulder when reaching overhead or behind your back? Does it feel like something is pinching in there? Well you may be experiencing shoulder impingement syndrome. This means the structures that exit the shoulder joint are literally being pinched. One number one way you have to thing about fixing it is by creating more space in the joint. There are several ways we can achieved this and in this video I show two excellent options. Give this a try and let me know if it

Mayo Clinic Minute: Tips to help a frozen shoulder

Tendonitis in the shoulder results when inflammation pinches or traps the tendon against bones. Shoulder tendonitis pain—usually felt at the tip of the shoulder or radiating down the arm—commonly occurs when the arm is lifted overhead or twisted. Symptoms can range from mild stiffness to severe pain. Tendonitis can cause muscle weakness and imbalances, which can lead to further injury and pain. Dry needling can help to restore proper muscle function by releasing tension and improving blood flow