1Sleeper Stretch
- Come into a side lying position with the affected arm down.
- Bring your affected shoulder perpendicular to your body.
- Using your top hand, gently apply pressure to the back of your wrist, this will apply a stretch to the shoulder.
- Sustain as per Physiotherapist guidelines.

Aim to do twice daily e.g in bed in the morning and at night
2Shoulder Abduction
- Come into a lying position unless directed otherwise.
- Take the end of the stick in the hand of the affected side.
- Using the unaffected arm predominately, guide the stick across the body to raise the affected side to the side.
- Take it to the point of comfort and slowly return to the start posture.
- Repeat for the designated number of repetitions as advised by your Physiotherapist.

Daily
3Shoulder Flexion
- Come into a lying position unless directed otherwise.
- Take the stick with both hands and straighten the elbows.
- Using the unaffected arm predominately, guide the stick overhead to the point of comfort and slowly return to the start posture.
- Repeat for the designated number of repetitions as advised by your Physiotherapist.

Daily
4Shoulder External Rotation
- Come into a lying position unless directed otherwise.
- Take the end of the stick in the hand of the affected side.
- Bend the elbow to position the arm next to the side body.
- Using the unaffected arm predominately, guide the stick across the body to rotate the affected arm towards the floor.
- Take it to the point of comfort and slowly return to the start posture.
- Repeat for the designated number of repetitions as advised by your Physiotherapist.

Daily
5Long Head of Biceps
- Anchor the theraband at wrist height and come into standing.
- Hold the band with the target limb and position the thumb forward.
- Maintaining a straight elbow, pull the band to line the wrist up with the hip.
- Slowly control the return of the band to the start position.
- Repeat as per Physiotherapists guidelines.

Every 2-3 days
6Whole Body – Smooth
Glute and hip release:
- Stand against the wall with the ball between the back of the hip and the wall.
- Slowly move your body around to target tight spots.
- Adjust the intensity by lifting or lowering your body.
- Hold pressure on any sore spots until the tension releases.
- Switch sides and repeat.
Shoulder and upper back release:
- Stand against a wall with the ball between your shoulder blade and the wall.
- Gently roll the ball up, down, and side to side, focusing on areas of tension.
- Maintain steady pressure on tight spots for 20-30 seconds, then continue rolling.

If you skip to 14 seconds, this will show you the best way to roll your shoulder to release it