Shoulder Pulley, Over The Door Physical Therapy System, Exercise Pulley for Physical Therapy, Pulleys for Shoulder Rehab Over Door with Wooden Handle (blue)

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Shoulder Pulley, Over The Door Physical Therapy Features

• Shoulder Pulley Over The Door Physical Therapy System - Using a shoulder pulley for physical therapy will gradually increase your ROM and strengthen your rotator cuff and other shoulder muscles. This is important for regaining full mobility after shoulder surgery, or for those suffering from shoulder impingement or weak/stiff shoulders.

• Regain Shoulder Health - Perfect occupational & physical therapy aids. It can assist you to stretch in various directions to improve shoulder movement and ultimately for rehabilitation from shoulder surgery or injury. Effective exercise method for speeding recovery time and complete shoulder health restoration.

• Special Wooden Shoulder Pulley - Made with a custom pulley with zinc-coated housing to resist deformation over time. Wooden handles allow easy adjustability of the 85-inch rope to ensure comfort and easy use.

• Easy To Install - Non-slip door strap easily fits over all the doors, for a secure fit, the strap has a foam exterior layer to prevent scratches and other damage to the door surface.

• How to Use - Allow the pulleys for shoulder rehab over the door to pull your arm up into flexion until you feel a slight strain in your shoulder. After two seconds with your shoulder in the raised position, use the pulleys to allow your arm to slowly return back down to your side. Repeat this motion 10 times for your painful shoulder. Stop if you feel pain in your shoulder. Be sure to ask your physical therapist how frequently you need to perform these exercises.

About Shoulder Pulley, Over The Door Physical Therapy

What is a shoulder pulley? A shoulder pulley for physical therapy is a simple cord with adjustable handles, attached to a pulley system and door anchor. The door anchor can be wedged over the door frame, allowing you to perform shoulder pulley exercises in various positions. Using a shoulder pulley for physical therapy will gradually increase your range of motion and strengthen your rotator cuff and other shoulder muscles. This is important for regaining full mobility after shoulder surgery, or for those suffering from shoulder impingement or weak/stiff shoulders. Your physical therapist may use therapeutic modalities like heat or ice to help decrease your pain, and exercises are often prescribed to help you improve your shoulder range of motion (ROM), strength, and mobility. Exercises are an important part of your overall rehabilitation program for your shoulder. Common injuries and problems that may cause shoulder pain include, but are not limited to: Frozen shoulder Shoulder bursitis Rotator cuff injury or surgery Dislocated shoulder Proximal humeral fracture