Bicep Wall Stretch
Stand next to a wall, place your palm flat on it behind you at shoulder height with thumb pointing up, and slowly rotate your body away until you feel the stretch in the bicep and chest. Alternate sides.
How to do the Bicep Wall Stretch
- Stand next to a wall.
- Place your palm flat on it behind you at shoulder height with thumb pointing up.
- And slowly rotate your body away until you feel the stretch in the bicep and chest. Alternate sides.
What it targets
Primary muscle groups: Biceps, Chest, Shoulders.
Commonly included in conservative-care programs for: Shoulder Impingement, Tennis Elbow.
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