10 Minute Tip #24: Adductor Strains & Tears in Barbell Training - Is a tight shoulder causing it?

10 Minute Tip #24: Adductor Strains & Tears in Barbell Training - Is a tight shoulder causing it?

Author: Dr. Rori Alter, PT, SSC, PRSCC April 25, 2023 Duration: 18:43

The adductor group and groin region are commonly injured in barbell training and powerlifting and it could be related to shoulder tightness on the opposite side.

 

PRS Clinical Coaches have identified an interesting phenomenon in a handful of adductor strains and tears they have helped rehabilitate back to full powerlifting strength.

 

This phenomenon is the opposite shoulder and adductor relationship.

 

In this episode they share four cases of mild to severe shoulder tightness resulting in adductor injuries that could have been avoided to a large degree if the shoulder issue was addressed before it became a major problem.

 

Check out this episode of the PRS Podcast to learn more!

 

 

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Hosted by Dr. Rori Alter and Dr. Alyssa Haveson, Progressive Rehab & Strength is a conversation for those who take lifting seriously, whether for sport or for life. Both hosts are practicing physical therapists and certified strength coaches with deep roots in powerlifting, giving them a unique, dual-perspective on the body under load. This podcast digs into the nuanced intersection of rehabilitation and performance, moving beyond generic advice. You’ll hear practical discussions on programming for longevity, managing training around injuries, and navigating the technical demands of the barbell lifts. The aim is to strip away confusion and provide actionable insights that help athletes and coaches build resilient, sustainable careers-both in the gym and in their professional practices. It’s a resource for critical thinkers who want their approach to strength to be informed by both clinical expertise and hard-earned experience on the platform. Tune in for a blend of science, real-world application, and straight talk from two professionals who live in this space every day.
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