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Stop Stretching Your Shoulder: THIS Is Why Your Shoulder Is Still Pinching

🌐 Want to work on yourself with me online ? Connect with Me Website: https://motionline.nl Email: james@motionline.nl Instagram: /motionline010 LinkedIn: /james-daimé-01341618 ⚡ If this video helped you and you want to support my work: Buy me a coffee → https://ko-fi.com/jamesyourbodytherapist Every contribution helps me keep creating deep, educational content. Most people with shoulder impingement get the same advice: ❌ “Your rotator cuff is weak.” ❌ “Just stretch the front of your shoulder.” ❌ “Rest it. Ice it. Don’t move.” If that worked, you wouldn’t be here. The truth? Your shoulder isn’t the problem. Your thoracic cage and scapula support are. In this video, I’ll show you: ✔️ Why your thoracic cage collapses and overloads the front of your shoulder ✔️ Why your scapula can’t support your arm when you lift it ✔️ How this creates the classic “pinching” at the front of the shoulder ✔️ The 2 key exercises I use in my sessions to restore support ✔️ How to breathe and activate your TVA so your ribcage can open again ✔️ How to reposition your shoulder so it’s supported instead of compressed ✔️ The playlist you MUST follow if you want long-term relief ✔️ Why releasing tight pecs and lats is non-negotiable for fixing impingement When your thoracic cage extends properly, your scapula sits in the right place. When your scapula sits in the right place, your shoulder stops grinding. And when the shoulder stops grinding, the pain disappears. This is the exact method I teach in my “Trust Your Body” programs to help people fix shoulder pain for good — without stretching every day, guessing exercises, or relying on treatment forever. At the end of the video, I’ll link the playlist that will guide you step-by-step through the releases you need (pec, lat, chest fascia, serratus area). Take your time. Practice with precision. Feel the difference in your shoulder when you give it the support it always needed. Instagram: /motionline010 LinkedIn: /james-daimé-01341618