Full Can Exercise

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A challenging but powerful exercise for strengthening muscles used during the downswing.

  • Grab Two Light Dumbbells Near Top of Weight
  • Stand Vertical With Hands By Sides
  • Raise Arms Vertically to Shoulder Height (As If Making a Snow Angel!)
  • Repeat


Next we're going to work on our backswing stabilization and our downswing power.

We're going to do this through the full can exercise.

Grab two light dumbbells or a can of soup, a book, whatever you can for resistance.

Grab it towards the top of the weight or whatever you're using.

As you see here, not in the middle.

You're going to have your elbow pits up, much like in the Rotary Swing Tour.

Raise up to parallel and nice and controlled on the way down.

Up to parallel, back down.

This is beneficial for your deltoids, this is good for your rhomboids, all the little muscles in your back and will help you with your swing.

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Jim
I had a PT tell me that doing this with the arms a bit more to the front (only 10 - 15 degrees or so) is a more natural movement and would prevent shoulder issues. Jim
January 26, 2018
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Jim. Thanks for the post. We've had a few PT's debate which one is preferred and does the positioning make that much difference. However, your post will help others gauge which is more comfortable for them.
January 28, 2018

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