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  1. Great video once again !!! 2 questions : 1) who is the ignorant who gives a dislike upon this videos so interesting. 2) Are you guys coming to any race here in Quebec, Canada any time soon ?

  2. Great advice. Three years ago I damaged my rotator cuff attempting to beat my 2km/40 minute swim record, after watching this im not surprised that i damaged myself; poor swimming technique, poor shoulder strength, no stretching/warm up. Im two months into a gym program, when i attain a base level of fitness again ill focus on shoulder and lat work outs. Thanks.

  3. As a swim coach of 16 years (and of a couple triathletes including a Kona qualifier) I really appreciate this video! Some basic/simple/great tips for shoulder health! Well done 👏🏻

  4. Thanks Heather, that's a good video, wish to see them about year ago. But in my opinion you should add at the end to go to physiotherapist if no improvement after 2 weeks of this exercises.

  5. Nice one Heather. Been struggling with a torn rotator cuff, and that advice to adjust technique to reduce strain is so obvious to me after you mention it. Such a simple tip may make a huge difference. Thanks.

  6. One thing she didn't mention is to make sure you aren't only breathing on one side. If you are a swimmer and have a consistent practice time of say 2 or more hours per day, if you are breathing only on one side it puts your shoulder under a lot of stress, so make sure you switch it up every so often.

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