13/10/2026
How do you keep your rotator cuff healthy? 🏌️♂️ Dr talks shoulder stability and top exercises.
Rotator cuff injuries are one of the most common sports and wear-and-tear injury sites in the shoulder – and we see our fair share through our doors.
So let’s break them down with a good old sports x anatomy analogy:
⛳ The Golf Ball & Tee: Think of your shoulder socket like a tiny golf tee, and the head of your arm bone (humerus) like a golf ball.
💪 The 4 Stabilisers: Your rotator cuff is made up of four core muscles that grip that golf ball, pull it tightly into the socket, and stabilise it while guiding your arm's movement.
How do you keep it healthy?
Strength is non-negotiable! Incorporating movements with large external rotation components – like face pulls – is fantastic for keeping these deep stabiliser muscles strong and resilient.
Pro Tip: Work alongside a qualified biokineticist to learn the exact form and training plan tailored to your shoulder mechanics!
Experiencing shoulder pain or weakness? Consult with Dr. Joe Wessels and our super-specialist team.