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Old 10-16-2012, 01:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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When I do pullovers I feel a pain in my shoulder. It is more of a strain. Would it help if I changed my grip on the bar?
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When I do pullovers I feel a pain in my shoulder. It is more of a strain. Would it help if I changed my grip on the bar?
Grip: possibly.

Are you going really heavy, and too soon?
You could also be pushing your ROM beyond what your shoulders are comfortable with.
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Grip: possibly.

Are you going really heavy, and too soon?
You could also be pushing your ROM beyond what your shoulders are comfortable with.
My thoughts. Have you tried with a DB? The bar may be putting your arm in a compromising position. Would be helpful to see you doing one before trying to diagnose.
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I say that you could try it with a different grip. But also look into what bamazav said, maybe you could post a video of you doing it to get the best answer.
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Remember the RICE rule!

R est for a while
I ce to help soothe the pain
C ompress the injured area with a bandage
E levate the sore area
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Are u loosening up your shoulders and rotator cuff properly before your workout?
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