External rotation isometric with lateral lunge
External rotation isometric with lateral lunge, 3 sets, hold 10 seconds per side
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How to do the exercise
Sets: 3
Duration: Hold for 10 seconds on each side
Description: Assume a lateral lunge position with the knee bent and the opposite leg extended to the side. Keep the arm on the side of the bent knee at 90 degrees, then perform an isometric external rotation by pushing against an immovable resistance. Maintain a stable and controlled position for 10 seconds.
Tips: Keep your back straight and shoulders down. Contract the shoulder muscles without moving the arm to effectively target external rotation. Switch sides after each hold.
Progression: Gradually increase the hold duration up to 20 seconds or add slight resistance with a resistance band when the exercise becomes easy.
At a glance
- Goal
- Strengthening
- Level
- Intermediate
- Equipment
- elastic band
- Starting position
- Standing in lateral lunge position
- Clinical goal
- Strengthen shoulder muscles, especially external rotators
- Also known as
- external rotation shoulder lunge, shoulder strengthening lateral lunge, isometric shoulder rotation







