Internal Impingement
Pain around the back of your shoulder while throwing? Internal impingement is a common complaint in overhead throwing athletes. The area of discomfort is typically around the posterior or superior aspects of the shoulder, also described as deep. It usually occurs during the late cocking phase of throwing. The video helps give an idea on what may be happening.
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Internal Impingement AKA Posterior Internal Impingement (PII)
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