If you think about it, the shoulder joint is the most
weak and flimsy in the entire body.
It is a ball-and-socket joint, which is a weak design
in the first place. And the ligaments that attach your
upper arm to your scapula are very small.
In fact, if you have ever looked at a diagram of the
shoulder joint, you would see that the upper arm might
as well be completely separate from the rest of the
body. It is not much of an exaggeration to say your
arms are pretty much hanging off of your torso by a
couple tiny ligaments, muscles, and tendons.
So why was it designed like this?
I'll show you. Straighten your arms right now and start
rotating them. Do not do this if you experience pain.
And if you do, head on over to http://www.stopshoulderpain.com
right now. Notice how flexible your shoulder joint is.
Notice how far you can make your arm go from one
direction to the other.
Now, try to do the same with your hip joint, which is one
of the strongest in your body.
Not so easy, huh?
What your shoulder joints lack in strength they more than
make up for in flexibility.
So this means the burden of keeping them strong is on
you.
Swing your way on over to http://www.stopshoulderpain.com
to find out how right now.
Nate Rifkin
P.S. Remember, your shoulder joint may be flexible but
it is extremely vulnerable to injury. Perhaps you have
already found this out first hand, like I did. Well now it's
time to make your shoulder injury-free for good. Go to
http://www.stopshoulderpain.com right now to find out how.
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