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	<title>Comments on: The Best Exercises for Rotator Cuff Strengthening</title>
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		<title>By: len stevens</title>
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		<dc:creator>len stevens</dc:creator>
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		<description>I suffered severe rotatorcuff damage, following a fall on a slippery floor -- tore away two tendons. Following surgery - (and pain like you can&#039;t believe!!) -- I had of course to exercise, to prevent my shoulder from &quot;seizing up&quot;. I soon discovered that my scapula was &quot;standing in&quot; for the movements the shoulder joint itself should have been making -- so I invented a methodology for isolating the scapula, thus enabling the rotatorcuff area to re-establish its own movements, during exercise -- and thus accelerating my near-full recovery from the damage done in the fall.  Should you be interested in knowing what I did, I invite you to enquire, at my email address above. Len Stevens.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I suffered severe rotatorcuff damage, following a fall on a slippery floor &#8212; tore away two tendons. Following surgery &#8211; (and pain like you can&#8217;t believe!!) &#8212; I had of course to exercise, to prevent my shoulder from &#8220;seizing up&#8221;. I soon discovered that my scapula was &#8220;standing in&#8221; for the movements the shoulder joint itself should have been making &#8212; so I invented a methodology for isolating the scapula, thus enabling the rotatorcuff area to re-establish its own movements, during exercise &#8212; and thus accelerating my near-full recovery from the damage done in the fall.  Should you be interested in knowing what I did, I invite you to enquire, at my email address above. Len Stevens.</p>
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