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FAQ: FROZEN SHOULDER

April 8, 2020Diagnosis

Learn more about the various range of motion and strengthening programs on our YouTube channel.

Shoulder Supine Cane Series (Range of Motion)
Shoulder Standing Cane Series (Range of Motion)
Foam Roller Shoulder Series (Range of Motion)
Shoulder Theraband Series 1 (Strength)
Serratus Anterior Series (Strength)

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