1. Rotator cuffWhat is it: It’s the group of muscles that connect the upper arm to the shoulder blade. It’s important to target and strengthen these muscles because injuring them results in limited movement.How to work it: Lie on your side, with your elbow rested on your hip. Lift a small weight up and down with your forearm while keeping your bicep still. Use the photos below for reference.
Rotator cuff; first position


Ever experienced shin splints? They’re caused by your calf muscles being stronger than your shins.How to work it: Walk around on your heels to help balance these two muscles out. 4. Erector spinae (Lower Back)What is it: The small of your back - you know, where you get the most pain? Working out your back muscles is one of the best ways to prevent future muscle pain. Of course, ask your doctor first - if your back pain isn’t muscle related, you’re going to need medical help.How to work it: Get on your knees with your arms straight. Think of your back as a table top, as flat as you can get it, with your arms, shoulders and wrists in one line.
Then, extend one leg out and stretch out the opposite arm, as shown in the picture. Return to start and switch arms and legs. Erector spinae, first position


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