Shoulder Stability with Medicine Ball Against the Wall
Shoulder stability with medicine ball against the wall, 3 sets, 12 circles in each direction
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How to do the exercise
Sets: 3
Repetitions: 12 circles in each direction
Description: Hold a medicine ball against a wall with the hand on the side of the shoulder to be worked, arm slightly bent. Slowly perform circles with the ball, keeping the arm stable and the movement controlled. Change direction after 12 circles, then rest before the next set.
Tips: Keep your back straight and avoid moving the trunk to isolate the shoulder. Control the movement well to enhance stability.
Progression: Increase the number of circles per set or use a heavier medicine ball as the exercise becomes easier.
At a glance
- Goal
- Strengthening
- Level
- Intermediate
- Equipment
- Medicine Ball
- Starting position
- Standing, facing the wall, arm with a slightly bent medicine ball
- Clinical goal
- Strengthening and stability of the shoulder
- Also known as
- shoulder strengthening with ball, shoulder stability wall, medicine ball shoulder circles







