Can you Pass the Apley Scratch Test?? (Behind the Back Grab)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

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  • @DadWithaBeard
    @DadWithaBeard Год назад +173

    The level of presentation this video brought was absolutely astounding to say the least. Round of applause for your helper! She very clearly knew what you were saying and it shows via the changes she makes as you speak. It brings a very concise visual along side your explanation giving me a chance of fully retaining the information for a longer period of time. You guys rock

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +22

      Thanks so much, yes Jenni and I plan the videos together and everything we want to demonstrate and common mistakes etc 😄

    • @Sporting1210
      @Sporting1210 Год назад +2

      i mean, they are doing this together for a while now, so one would expect this level of quality.
      That said: yes, Jenni is awesome :)

    • @Sagitarria
      @Sagitarria 11 месяцев назад +2

      One thing you do, especially well here is start with the correct posture, and then show the potentially wrong posture. I can’t tell you how many videos start with what you shouldn’t do and leave the audience hanging for a while it really helps to show proper posture first, and then show what might be going wrong.

  • @adammiller6932
    @adammiller6932 Год назад +13

    Never seen instruction done so well and clearly. Not elitist or dumbing down, spot on 👍🏼

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Thanks so much! Love to hear that, we just want to keep it simple and fun for everyone 😄

  • @Alan.Ostunna
    @Alan.Ostunna 10 месяцев назад +5

    My friend though he was flexible and had good range till I showed him this video and asked him to do the Apley scratch test. He failed miserably and I watched his cocky demeanor fade.
    I've subbed to your channel and this is the video that I will hold over my friend for the rest of his life to make sure he stays humble.

  • @roadkill2104
    @roadkill2104 Год назад +44

    This is exactly the problem that I have with my right shoulder. I can't reach nearly as far up my back as I can with my left. Thank you, I shall give this a go.

    • @CB27
      @CB27 Год назад +9

      I've got exactly the same problem. I put it down to 30 years of using a mouse...

    • @roadkill2104
      @roadkill2104 Год назад +3

      @@CB27 I hadn't considered that; that's a really good point.

    • @JamesShisiah
      @JamesShisiah 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@CB27 now that you mention it, it might be the mouse. But I'm fixing my right shoulder thanks to this video.

    • @xihuang6752
      @xihuang6752 5 месяцев назад

      how does it work? I'm curious because of the same problem on my right shoulder.

  • @Ninsidhe
    @Ninsidhe 2 года назад +23

    This was FANTASTIC for me this morning- I watched the vid last night and got up early, went to the mat and tried out the exercises- BOOM! Major bewilderment solved- I used to be able to do that grab *so* easily but now cannot, have been aware for awhile (as in, well over a decade) that my upper back was locked like a rock and this series of moves is epic for highlighting what I need to work on. No more lower back exercises for me until this is working- I fell out of a 2nd story window at 17, had gymnastics injuries before that and over the decades have gone from flong and sexible to increasingly limited mobility. It sucks! I'm doing these and the core repair exercises for awhile and see how I go- I'm also on a intermittent fasting vegan keto diet and have lost over 40 kgs (some of that weight bouncing) over the past few years, I'm determined to make the next 30 years my most epic ones yet. :D

  • @caseyalanjones
    @caseyalanjones 3 месяца назад +1

    Love these "zenith rotation" stretches, so helpful! I became aware a few years ago that I could no longer touch my fingers together on one side and have been working towards regaining that mobility ever since. I did start to realize recently that my upper torso mobility also played a role, but wasn't sure how I could work towards improving that until this exercise, so thanks a lot!

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  3 месяца назад +1

      You're so welcome! 💪🏼💪🏼

  • @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753
    @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 Год назад +9

    Thank you so much for going through this so precisely. It helps me. I could touch on one side, but struggled on the other. I had thoracic outlet syndrome and double Frozen shoulder from a very severe rear end collision in 1986-- the seat belt saved my life. My left (dominant) arm and hand withered, so they took out my first left rib... I got my arm back, and most of the use of my hand, after a lot of therapy, thank God! (I was a divorced mom of 2... and I know who to thank.)

  • @johnparinellojr.2035
    @johnparinellojr.2035 Год назад +10

    This was eye opening for me and shows just how many inflexible I’ve become thank you for sharing this. I hope I can fix my shoulder issues before its too late.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +7

      Oh yes! The body can always learn if you give it the right movements 😄😄

  • @marvelleonline
    @marvelleonline Год назад +1

    Props to you sir for adjusting your accent to reach as much people as possible with this info, and more importantly for being a "fitness coach" essentially who has a hoodie on and not his "guns" out.

  • @mikehydroseed1282
    @mikehydroseed1282 Год назад +42

    Why have I not heard of all these exercises before? They’re brilliant. I’ve just watched so many of your videos and they all relate to me so much. I think I can take 10 years off of my age if I actually follow the methods you teach. Wish me luck!

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +12

      It’s weird, makes so much sense to me now but took me years to figure it out with lots of different people 😄

    • @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753
      @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 Год назад

      You don't need no stinking luck! Really, what is luck anyway?

    • @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753
      @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 Год назад +1

      @@TomMorrison it's nice to hear you say that. I don't feel so bad now...

    • @purplemonkeydishwasher5269
      @purplemonkeydishwasher5269 Год назад +1

      Buy the videos. Im doing the regression sets and was stunned at how little strength and balance I had. I'm going to take my time over this.

  • @Backyard.lumberjack
    @Backyard.lumberjack Год назад +6

    I haven’t tried doing this in over ten years. Can’t believe I couldn’t touch my hands anymore. My right internal shoulder movement is dreadful. Definitely going to subscribe and learn some more!

  • @jefferymurderwood
    @jefferymurderwood 11 месяцев назад +1

    Tom is truly a blessing of a human.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks so much! All life changing stuff for me at one point so feel the need to share everything!!! 😄

  • @lancec635
    @lancec635 Год назад +7

    Wow this is exactly what I have been looking for to address my inflexibility. Great video!

  • @FunkyBukkyo
    @FunkyBukkyo Год назад +2

    Yes... This is part of my stretching activities for decades... One side is less flexible than the other because of some injuries I had a some decades ago

  • @Now-we-re-cooking-with-gas
    @Now-we-re-cooking-with-gas Год назад +4

    impressive demonstration, I've watched numerous videos trying to achieve the Apleys scratch test and none of them have mentioned the thoracic spine.

  • @alwas8916
    @alwas8916 Год назад

    WOW, THANK YOU SO MUCH. I HAD PT TELL ME THAT " THAT SHOULDER HAS HAD IT". I AM 62 AND HAVE HAD A SHOULDER TEAR AND IT HAS BEEN HEALING FOR 5 YEARS. I AM NOW FIXING IT TO BEABLE TO STRETCH LIKE MY LEFT SIDE. MY RIGHT HIP IS ALSO VERY TIGHT, BUT I WATCHED YOUR OTHER VIDEO ON THAT AND SURE ENOUGH, LEFT IS GREAT CAN SIT UP ON THE FLOOR NO PROBLEM, BUT MY RIGHT HIP IS REALLY THIGHT. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THIS INFO YOU PUT OUT. I AM FEELING SO MUCH MORE LIKE ME HAVING BEEN AN ATHLETE FOREVER.

  • @jennysiebenthaler134
    @jennysiebenthaler134 8 месяцев назад

    Great informative video!! I'm 68, have had recurring shoulder issues for several years now which have definitely decreased my quality of life/spirit of adventure. Forget putting a backpack on, let alone even a dayback. I used to be super-active training/riding my horses, working my farm, lifting heavy stuff, throwing the ball for my dogs, yoga, etc. I've been searching RUclips videos for a year trying to find a method of re-hab that I think will work for me. Thanks so much for putting your content out there Tom and Jen : )

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  8 месяцев назад

      Awesome! Keep at it, takes time to get a lasting change 😄

  • @jillbennett6512
    @jillbennett6512 Год назад +7

    When my right hand is the lower hand, I do experience pain in the front of my right shoulder. My hands are VERY far apart. Do you have another video I should do as well? Really impressed with you and Jenny! Great knowledge + great presentation and examples! Thanks!

    • @kaitnip
      @kaitnip Год назад +4

      Hi there! It took me two months of consistent work to get to touch my fingers. Another video on this channel that I found very, very useful is called "The Only Rotator Cuff Exercise You'll Ever Need" and another is "Simple Shoulder Mobility Exercise"

  • @alsadekalkhayer7007
    @alsadekalkhayer7007 Год назад +3

    You guys, extremely clever. Her muscles are amazing, you could almost see them all, so that's how a body should be like. 😢😅, thank you two🙏🏻

  • @DaGgIrEn
    @DaGgIrEn Год назад

    Dunno how this channel popped in my recommended but very glad it did! I tried your "hanging on the bar with one hand" where you spin around, and man! Shoulders felt lighter almost immediately. So i am glad this excersise came along because i have the score of 5 on both sides and i will try this method. Your and your wife? are great and i hope your channel grows beyond million soon, you deserve it!

  • @clareahtee
    @clareahtee Год назад +3

    It's my thoracic spine! 😂 for years I've struggled with an imbalance in this movement. Shoulder dislocations and rotations didn't improve it. The way my thoracic spine talked to me when I tried this on my tight side. Ooooeeeeii.
    So happy to have found a method for improvement. Saving this to my workout playlist so I remember to practice! Thank you!

  • @dewindoethdwl2798
    @dewindoethdwl2798 Год назад

    Quality instruction, again. I’m convinced that a lot (most?) of the balance, postural & joint problems endured in older age are down to a complete ignorance about motility exercises. Activities like yoga, tai chi and so on should be prescribed to get everyone flexible and consequently, strong & stable.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Yeah it’s just if you’re missing something regularly and the years go on, then you don’t “get away” with it anymore so muscles start shouting 😄

  • @WhaJMc
    @WhaJMc 6 месяцев назад

    Despite having surgery on both shoulders and still having impingement issues with my left shoulder, I can still do this on both sides. Regular yoga sessions and your shoulder stability exercises certainly help with this.

  • @sospiroso
    @sospiroso Год назад +2

    You are a professional both in information and demonstration. Faultless.👍

  • @sgel543
    @sgel543 3 месяца назад

    You’re a genius Tom! I’ve been looking for something like for ages. Your delivery as always is superb! Thank you 🙏

  • @kimbeckner9240
    @kimbeckner9240 Год назад +1

    Hey… thanks for sharing this! I fell a couple years ago and I knew I did something there. I don’t have the range of movement on the one side! Excellent! Know it’s confirmed. I will work on it repairing it and check in with the doctor again, if I get pain! ❤❤❤

  • @paulwelch7558
    @paulwelch7558 6 месяцев назад

    I hurt my right shoulder years ago, and I am having trouble with my range of motion. I am going to give the stretching a try. This is an amazing video.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  6 месяцев назад +1

      You got this! 💪🏼💪🏼

  • @iknownothingwillingtolearn
    @iknownothingwillingtolearn Год назад +1

    LOL thought it were my shoulders, found my back can't turn, just a little free movement. New point to work on. Thx.

  • @paulinewqi
    @paulinewqi 11 месяцев назад

    It was a carpenter who taught me this back grip...ever since I had been doing this daily stretch for past 40 years.
    When I cannot do this stretch, I know I had injured my shoulder muscles....needs to gradually stretch to recover...

  • @DG-EditsYT
    @DG-EditsYT Год назад

    This is very good for bigger guys who have just done heavy weights for years and are no paying the price with niggling injuries and imbalances

  • @yogabija
    @yogabija Год назад +2

    This is a great video. I have been trying to counter the tightness I get when upping weights. I hope that this will help me develop strength without sacrificing flexibility and range of movement.

  • @Usmctbone
    @Usmctbone Год назад

    I've been dealing with a medically diagnosed frozen shoulder for the last several months (which occurred from sleeping on my side.) This has helped a lot

  • @BelCantoLari
    @BelCantoLari Год назад +4

    Immediate improvement after just one go! Thanks Tom and Jenni

  • @sachiniwijerama8152
    @sachiniwijerama8152 Год назад +1

    Tom Morrison. !!!!!! absolute love and respect for you for all these videos with a wealth of information ❤ - Thank you - you are greatly appreciated ❤

  • @petercostello3196
    @petercostello3196 Год назад

    I have frozen shoulder this exercise looks good to regain this arm movement putting hand behind the back brilliant thank you .

  • @davidjmckenzie
    @davidjmckenzie Год назад +1

    Tom... you are awesome. You're the only fitness-related sub I have in my list but likely my most watched channel of all I subscribe to.
    On a side note, I could subscribe to a channel where you just say 'Similarly' over and over. Do it! Do it!
    Seriously though, appreciate your videos - keep it up.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +1

      Haha thanks so much!! 😄 love to hear that!!

  • @misterbaleize
    @misterbaleize Год назад

    What an informative lecture, beautifully given by a well-informed, and humble, presenter; thank you.

  • @1Antied77
    @1Antied77 Год назад

    This was the one exercise that actually helped me. Thank you!

  • @kaitnip
    @kaitnip Год назад +1

    Took me about two months to get to touch my fingers on both sides. I do believe 3 weeks would have been fine too, but I am kind of afraid to push myself because I'm very injury prone. So I took it nice and slow and got there. The knees are getting stronger and stronger each day too :)

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Slow consistency is always best! 🙌

  • @jacquelinefranklin8221
    @jacquelinefranklin8221 Год назад

    I tried this exercise with my limited reach and afterwards I felt something after the release and it felt good! I’m going to add this to my stretching routine.
    Thanks 👍🏽

  • @myfreespirit67
    @myfreespirit67 Год назад

    I appreciate your gift. Thank you both 😇🙏

  • @fredrikjaensson7350
    @fredrikjaensson7350 Год назад +1

    Awesome. I will start to train like this👍

  • @michaeld7110
    @michaeld7110 Год назад

    Could do both sides easily two years back. Now nowhere near. When you start tightening with age its fast. Nice to be able to undo some of that.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Yeah upper back and shoulders especially as you age can get really locked up! So important to be getting your arms above your head daily and moving your spine!

  • @tedereTSSK
    @tedereTSSK Год назад +1

    Great tutorial. Keep the repeat button turned on. Thanks

  • @SantiCUCA
    @SantiCUCA Год назад

    I love you fitness Jesus! Your tips and excercises always helped me improve posture, rom and stability

  • @todzilla09
    @todzilla09 Год назад

    I have always had the problem of only being able to touch in one direction and not reverse. I subscribed and will be trying these stretches. Thank you.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +1

      Awesome, let us know how you get on with the exercises!

    • @todzilla09
      @todzilla09 Год назад

      @@TomMorrison After doing the Zenith stretches it is clear that my problem is right shoulder internal rotation. I warmed up with the dumbbell shoulder rotations and I always incorporated shoulder dislocates with a stretching strap and not a band drawing my hands closer as my chest and shoulders loosen up. Where I really feel the right internal shoulder rotation is in my front deltoid. Every other direction of stretch feels great. Thank you for helping me isolate my problem. I have some work to do there.

  • @perfectimperfectvegan7231
    @perfectimperfectvegan7231 Год назад +3

    Thanks so much for this video. It explains exactly where my limitations are, and I hope to be able to fix them with the routine you showed the older I get the more I concentrate on mobility. I love your videos and just subscribed. 🙏💪👍

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +1

      Awesome! Let us know when you get it!! 😄

  • @bizzhat
    @bizzhat Год назад

    By far the exercise I'm doing most often, but only due to spite that I cant manage..
    other exercises; sure, I /could/ do them if I tried, not this one. pisses me off. awkwardly, this is my biggest motivator!

  • @AurelienCarnoy
    @AurelienCarnoy Год назад

    I m doing it. ❤ thank you, you helped. It was a little too fast on what other exercises existed beside the chest strech. 😅

  • @season.appreciation8102
    @season.appreciation8102 Год назад +1

    So helpful, thank you

  • @petercoleman7617
    @petercoleman7617 Год назад

    ❤great presentation will try out-my right side not very good as left

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Good one to focus on for a few weeks for sure!

  • @leagueaddict8357
    @leagueaddict8357 Год назад

    with my left hand it's doing very well with my right hand I can barely even get my fingers pointing upwards man, my shoulder is really messed up I didn't even know it either before seeing the video and realizing that I can't even do it even though I lift I should be doing more to ensure shoulder health, I didn't know it was this bad.

  • @pedromoresco93
    @pedromoresco93 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks u very much for this video, I did the drill and really felt the difference

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  6 месяцев назад

      Brilliant!! Keep them up!

  • @fireflameft2964
    @fireflameft2964 Год назад

    thanks a lot Tom!

  • @Gealaiche
    @Gealaiche Год назад

    Aha. Thank you very much. I’ve been struggling with this for so long and even though there’s not that far between my hands, I think this has pointed out the problem’s not actually my shoulders but that sort of upper thoracic flexibility. Probably due to scoliosis so that’s something I can work on 👍

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +1

      Yes if you start with the upper back before any shoulder stuff it makes such a difference!

  • @helengodbold-eade7145
    @helengodbold-eade7145 2 года назад

    Just what I need! Right arm is just pants...work to do with the towel methinks. Thank you Tom & Jenni 👍❤️

  • @stretchdaily7290
    @stretchdaily7290 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @LarsonGuitarPlayer
    @LarsonGuitarPlayer Год назад

    Gonna try this!

  • @sophiawish9772
    @sophiawish9772 Год назад

    Thank you so much!

  • @SooperToober
    @SooperToober Год назад

    Awesome channel - well presented and to the point

  • @JeffAicken
    @JeffAicken Год назад

    Thanks for this very useful guide, unfortunately I think it'll take me about six months of daily reps to be able to successfully do this...raised arm is giving tricep area discomfort on 1st attempt , lower arm front of shoulder twinge.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Sounds like you'd best start now then 😁

  • @ninjaknight-jn9ky
    @ninjaknight-jn9ky Год назад

    Honestly your videos have done more for me than PT.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Thank you!! Glad we can help 😄

  • @wilfredv1930
    @wilfredv1930 Год назад

    I really need to do those exercises

  • @petergreen5337
    @petergreen5337 Год назад

    Thank you very much. ❤

  • @amaetfacquodvis2450
    @amaetfacquodvis2450 Год назад

    Ty!

  • @danielletoutoungi5230
    @danielletoutoungi5230 2 года назад +3

    This is great, no one usually explains about the thoracic rotation component with this. I'm getting some pain at the front of the left shoulder when my left arm is the bottom arm. Is there something else I should work on? I've been doing the dumbbell rotation exercise recently as that shoulder has been quite painful since I did a multiday hiking trip a few months ago with a slightly heavy pack. Anyway, thanks again for all the excellent guidance!

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  2 года назад

      Some of the resistance bands exercises I would add in yeah, rotations and retractions also the banded push pull exercise

  • @AT-AT-AT-AT
    @AT-AT-AT-AT Год назад

    thanks you. this is EXACTLY the exercise I needed.

  • @MyFocusVaries
    @MyFocusVaries 2 года назад

    Thanks

  • @caseyalanjones
    @caseyalanjones 3 месяца назад

    1:02 "similililarly" 🤘

  • @aktywnyobserwator5868
    @aktywnyobserwator5868 Год назад

    Hey Tom, i do this stretching for years, on a daily basis..for me it's nothing extraordinary ! And gonna continue for years :-) Greetings from Polska.

  • @nickcellini5609
    @nickcellini5609 Год назад

    Great video again !!!

  • @KilluhBEL
    @KilluhBEL Год назад

    I found the answer to my question on your short for this 🙌 🙌

  • @christopherjones2179
    @christopherjones2179 Год назад

    fire vids as always. thanks you two.

  • @Khroniclas
    @Khroniclas Год назад

    This move is very comfy for me so I always get surprised when people talk about their "spot on the back that is unscratchable"

  • @diegosuarezgarcia248
    @diegosuarezgarcia248 2 года назад

    I love you. Got a very weak serratus anterior that won't activate properly with also a very limited shoulder internal rotation. These are working great for the ROM I'm lacking. Thanks

  • @b.b.3260
    @b.b.3260 Год назад

    Needed this. Thank you

  • @AsiraBettas
    @AsiraBettas Год назад

    thanks😊

  • @nitingons
    @nitingons Год назад

    I was able to do this on both sides... easily...with your score of 15...
    But now since I have started working out in the gym since past 3 months...I am 8/10 on one side and 10/10 on other...My right hand on top isn't able to get down.
    One more thing I realised during my gym workout is...my left hand gets muscle fatigue way before my right hand...due to which it creates an imbalance while completing my sets...

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +1

      building muscle can limit your flexibility, but if you inlude the exercises in this video in your warm ups/cool downs it should help!
      Make sure to do some single arm/dumbbell stuff with your upper body workouts so the right side doesn't keep taking over!

  • @grahamgregg3006
    @grahamgregg3006 Год назад

    Great instruction 👍

  • @gsherk6978
    @gsherk6978 Год назад

    Absolutely amazing ❤ thank you so much 👍🏽

  • @johntait491
    @johntait491 Год назад +1

    Very well explained and demonstrated Tom and Jenny. I'll give this a try as I can't quite get the hands to meet.
    How about "Wall Angels". I am unable to do this no matter how hard I try. Why.? 🤔

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Could be more your upper back too, keep with the zeniths and try them after working on this one too

  • @CptApplestrudl
    @CptApplestrudl Год назад

    Gonna try this because Im neither close nor comfortable doing the stretches.
    I bring either arm behind my back (lower position) and I get a problem radiating from the front of my shoulder.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Yes definitely want to get things moving better!!

  • @SomeKidFromBritain
    @SomeKidFromBritain Год назад

    Towel streches, great idea.

  • @FistfulOfGabagool
    @FistfulOfGabagool Год назад

    I can touch my hands on both sides but only after "crawling" with my hands against my back to get them close enough to grab.. So the flexibility is there I just don't have the control in that range of motion to actually reach and grab in one fluid motion without cheating.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      That's really interesting! It'd be cool to see what you can do after trying the exercises in the video for a while 😁

  • @mikolajr4700
    @mikolajr4700 Год назад

    Thanks for the video. Could you please do another video to explain how the shoulder should be positioned ? I watched it few times and i am still having some trouble to set my shoulder without pain in the front, on the shoulder with limited mobility. So either some pain is ok, or my shoulder is so limited i cannot properly get the hand behind my back on any level.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Give this one a watch! ruclips.net/video/TsZWoefU-ig/видео.htmlsi=qcaVQo3yxAwCFZEY

  • @andrearinaldi3354
    @andrearinaldi3354 Год назад +1

    Great!!

  • @lewiscray1093
    @lewiscray1093 Год назад

    Fantastic video thanks. Would these moves be ok for age related shoulder osteoarthritis?

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      Just try them out without forcing the range initially and see how you feel based on the day after! Would be good to check out some of our resistance bands playlist stuff!

  • @SkateAndExplore817
    @SkateAndExplore817 Год назад

    Exactly what i needed

  • @mrjackdog
    @mrjackdog Год назад

    THANK YOU!!, and your funny too!

  • @erickaericka-
    @erickaericka- Год назад

    I could always do this but never knew the name of it!

  • @harry.flashman
    @harry.flashman Год назад

    Thankyou its working.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +1

      Awesome!

    • @harry.flashman
      @harry.flashman Год назад

      @@TomMorrison I had a shoulder injury from a cycling crash for years Tom. On one side i couldnt raise one arm up my back, but doing those exercises tgis morning has made a big improvement already. I feel like uncle Albert on Fools and Horses now haha. Thanks man!

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад +1

      Excellent! Love to see this! Uncle Albert was jacked!! 😄

  • @amazonhealer
    @amazonhealer 6 месяцев назад

    Awesome video ❤

  • @tasbirmiah5247
    @tasbirmiah5247 Год назад

    JUST WHAT I NEEDED LETS GO

  • @beepsilver
    @beepsilver 2 года назад +1

    Great information and easy to work on, thank you Tom and Jenni! Now let's revisit something that was discussed in your podcast recently... I'd like to see Tom trying to touch his hands in this video 😄

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  2 года назад +5

      Right arm down below can’t do, very bad shoulder injury at one point but doesn’t have an impact on anything I do, it’s one of those great things I get to fix on other people but not myself 🙌

    • @beepsilver
      @beepsilver 2 года назад

      @@TomMorrison I hear you. The lower arm is also my difficulty. That's a function of internal rotation correct?

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  2 года назад +4

      @@beepsilver internal rotation and extension yeah, damage to the long thoracic nerve can mess up the ability to attain or regain the range, but when do you ever need that motion really! I just unhook my bra with the left arm 😎

    • @beepsilver
      @beepsilver 2 года назад

      @@TomMorrison Hahaha good one Tom (did a double take because I thought Jenni was responding with the bra info) and thanks for the clarification 😄

    • @TheCeedot
      @TheCeedot Год назад

      Would that also explain not being able to fully straighten the same arm in child’s pose?

  • @doofiedodge
    @doofiedodge 2 года назад

    Love this - can you advise on weak glutes & VMO and knee pain - It’s stopping confidence in any leg work . Thank 🙏🏽

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  2 года назад +1

      The videos in this one are really helpful!
      tommorrison.uk/blog/should-your-knees-go-past-your-toes

  • @matfly4832
    @matfly4832 Год назад

    Really cool man, good exercice, thank you.

  • @peteben9635
    @peteben9635 2 года назад

    I can nearly touch my fingers behind the back on one side, but the other side the range of motion is much less. Time to work on it to even out both sides

  • @ashleycurzon6348
    @ashleycurzon6348 Год назад

    I can clasp my fingers together with my left arm on top but with my right arm on top my fingertips are a couple of inches away from touching.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  Год назад

      not bad! The exercises should help!

  • @CornerOfTheAttic
    @CornerOfTheAttic 2 года назад +1

    Had frozen shoulders a few years ago that stopped me doing that stretch, so this might help a bit. Your videos show up at the right times I find, lol.

    • @TomMorrison
      @TomMorrison  2 года назад +1

      Always listening! 🙌😂

  • @leoerus
    @leoerus Год назад

    Just what I needed, thank you 😊