Biceps Tendonitis Treatment and Exercises Explained

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

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[@garrettberg7366]

I’ve gone to physical therapy and doctors in the military and haven’t received a good diagnosis or good treatment. This video explains my pain perfectly and helps out tremendously, thank you so much.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@Amarantine1]

Do you feel discomfort when you are bench pressing Garrett?

[@shyamsundertripathi1301]

@@Amarantine1yes

[@Amarantine1]

@@shyamsundertripathi1301I found a way around it that has made it work. The pain was never that bad that I couldn’t bear it. But when dumbbell bench pressing, smith machine military pressing, or anything movement of that sort considerably improved when I made my grip narrower. I’m taking barely outside of shoulder width. Incorporating some kind of “rehab” exercise also helped me a lot. I found a video like this that helped.

[@Blue_G707]

@@Amarantine1I’m still training normally lol the pain has been there for 2 weeks now but it’s not that painful I’m dumbbell pressing 36kg dumbbells & 120kg x 8 of 3 sets on bench it only annoys me when I do shoulder press. I had similar pain 2 years ago in my other arm and it went away after 2-3 months and I was still weight lifting normally

[@billdavis7769]

I’ve looked at all or most of a lot of videos on this topic, and this is clearly the best one I’ve seen. The level of professionalism puts many of the others to shame, and is superb. And it is a very informative and sympathetic presentation. Congratulations! :)

[@PeachCassidy]

seriously. all the other ones are either too academic or just full of babbling without explaining key causes n concepts clearly. thank you. liked n subed

[@socks2441]

agreed. this was the best video on the topic i have seen too.

[@dsorvita]

Agreed with you, this is the best video I have seen regarding this issue

[@Harry_16710]

I was going to write the same review, Bill. This video elucidated more facts than all others. Hope your biceps tendinopathy is feeling better! 💪

[@billdavis7769]

@@Harry_16710 It is! Just got better on it's own... and I am more careful too...

[@TheMysteryMachine]

Doctor, this video is kind of a life changer. I had a shoulder injury when I fell and it wrenched my shoulder. This was two years ago. I noticed I had some pain, so because it was a work injury I was given physical therapy. At no time was it considered that I had bicep tendonitis. I did everything wrong. My docs did everything wrong. Two years later and I am wondering why I am in worse pain, sometimes staggering pain. I'd be doing my exercises crying. Since discovering your video I have let it settle down, now that i know what is really going on, and i have had four pain free days and good sleep, which i haven't had in months. Now I know what to do. I can't thank you enough. This saved me from worse injury. Im letting that arm rest!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome, and good luck with your recovery!

[@G1aVoL]

I have to be honest, I have a shoulder injury for 2-3 months now. And this is so far one of the best explanatory videos i found on the internet. My injury do not heal because I do not let it heal. I had to watch this so I can understand it. Thank you, you are awesome!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You are welcome!

[@shaileshbhavsar2094]

A

[@JamesMoynihan-u9x]

Did you finally heal it man?

[@ivanfrias9433]

Same

[@aye2chill1922]

As SOON as she said "Uhn-uh" I stopped stretching. She just never stopped. Every question I had or that popped into my head during the video she answered. Idk why but I trust her.

[@TheMuranator]

Probably the most informative video on this subject I've ever seen. Very professional and spoken in layman terms. Thank you for this.

[@BallisticCoefficient]

I have had this for several week now thinking it was an anterior delt problem. Yet I can still do deltoid work. I got it from dumbell press ( believe it or not). But it was a massive overload. This Video hit the nail on the head, and now I am happy with the knowledge. Thank you.

[@thecassidys373]

At last! Brilliant. Thankyou. Have been told for ages that I had a rotator cuff injury. Lots of bands and external rotation exercises and it hasn’t worked. Now I know why. You describe my injury perfectly. Love your natural unpretentious and honest presentation. So so helpful.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@MrDevinferreira]

great video, love the level of detail. Your sensense of humour is most welcome Maryke.

[@ooolivia216]

I have got a biceps tendonitis for 8 weeks now. My doctor told me to rest and stretch it everyday. It did not get better at all. Thank you for this comprehensive video. I hope to finally get it better now that i know all of this.

[@5dnozunhormtedn391]

have you recovered?

[@ABOX2D]

Thank you so much! the symptoms are exactly how you described them. I’ve been ignoring the pain and doing a lot of stretching thinking that its the right thing to do :D woke up today unable to lift my arm.. will allow it to rest for a few days and work on it slowly for next few weeks.

[@danielantonyan7506]

Hi, hows your bicep tendons ? All healed ?

[@Noisycowonline]

Proper Nutrition helped me greatly. Anti-inflammatories and eliminating sugars, simplex carbs, soy/seed/veg oils, processed foods, and generally eating healthy. Easier day by day now than when I was half this age. Food as medicine. Heal from the inside out first, then this advice also is fantastic.

[@JW-ym5yb]

I've suffered from biceps tendonitis for years following the physio I was prescribed which included aggressive stretching. I threw it out the window, followed this video and am for the first time seeing tangible improvement with greatly decreased pain. Yeah!

[@rook2010]

How are you now?

[@rook2010]

I'm not sure if I have the same issue My symptoms is when I shoulder press it's very painful and fully extending arm and rotating the arm clockwise it hurt slightly too No pain in any pulling exercise as far as I know

[@JW-ym5yb]

@@rook2010 I ended up having to have rotator cuff repair. It also was found my long head bicep tendon was badly damaged. Had this done last September. Best I’ve been in years but the recovery process was long.

[@karansoam]

@@JW-ym5ybdo you used to lift weights?

[@madhusudanmodha9424]

Without doubt, yours is the most lucid, professional and excellent presentation on this painful issue!! Bravo, bravo, bravo Maryke!!!!!

[@yuyanbao7005]

OMG, that's exactly my symptoms, and I have been stretching it for days (it's obviously wrong), thank you so much!

[@andytiner7989]

Agree with you me as well Ive been dealing with this for 10 months doing work and stretching constantly using my arm im still in pain now i see why. Everything she showed is my exact symptoms same exact area

[@andytiner7989]

Agree with you me as well Ive been dealing with this for 10 months doing work and stretching constantly using my arm im still in pain now i see why. Everything she showed is my exact symptoms same exact area

[@darrellmalone3804]

Aa

[@danielantonyan7506]

Hey mate, hows your biceps tendons? All healed ?

[@danielantonyan7506]

@@andytiner7989 hey mate, hows your biceps tendons? All healed ?

[@brojelio1518]

Incredible! You’ve set a new standard for content creators in this field.

[@ayumur]

Good stuff!! You nailed it. This is 12th video! Going through this issue for the last few weeks with no clear direction. Excellent! Keep it up. Thanks

[@annestanage5042]

What a briliant, well thought out and explained video. Just been diagnosed with this by my chiropractor and now know how to proceed with the healing. many thanks for taking the time to do this.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Thanks for watching, and good luck with your recovery!

[@jondilliom]

You are a life saver. I narrowed it down to this or the supraspinatus tendon and you described basically everything. Thanks so much.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad it was helpful!

[@geoffreylane5606]

​@@SportsInjuryPhysio I broke my hand in January and it's healed now but I'm having this pain from my hand up to my shoulder now.

[@SuburbanGardening365]

Thank you! you have given me hope I can overcome this terrible pain. I overworked both of my bicep tendons working in my garden. This is the best and realistic advice I've found.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@sadiq7700]

Excellent video. Thought my pain was a shoulder issue, but it's definitely this

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad it helped!

[@PDiddyMo]

Thanks! Very helpful! Very accurate and precise diagnosis and treatment! My main symptoms have been at night, due to sleeping position. Your video helped me diagnose and find a few alternate positions of comfort.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

I'm glad you found it useful! And thank you for the contribution.

[@scottsmith7051]

Very thorough, especially the review of the other causes of anterior shoulder pain, not just biceps tendinopathy. Also, I will now STOP stretching my biceps tendon...epiphany! Great Job.

[@John-kv1xz]

Same. I have been stretching my arm and realized after watching this video to stop doing them. I have had my tendonitis for about 6 months now.

[@sivananthanthirunavukarasu1065]

Wow. This is the best video I have found. I'm suffering for more than 5 months. Thanks again

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@evefairy7740]

are you resting it?

[@hey12delila]

I've had bicep tendonitis for nearly a year and this is by far the most comprehensive, helpful video I've seen on the subject.

[@clint_jumawan]

Bru does that really last that long.. I got mine last 2 days ago.. cause I started doing 30 Push ups so I think that was the reason to why I got the Bicep problems, I have tried things in youtube to clear it but it still Hurts..

[@clint_jumawan]

@@MatthewSylvester-qr5bm It might depend tbh U might have a ripped tendon(Cause its weird for it to take heal at that much of time) Mine healed for a week The Only Exercises I can tell u is by putting Ice on it 20 mins day, Try resting, Dont carry heavy stuff, Try putting ur arm to a comfortable place where u dont feel the ache or the pain, Cold showers everyday, and try NOT using steroids(Since it's not recommended), it might take 2 weeks or 6 months for it to heal(If u do the things I said), if it doesnt heal atleast 2 weeks or Atleast a year Surgery is VERY possible since U might have a ripped Tendon on ur arm or the tendon being on the wrong Place(I wish it aint Cause ik surgery for that is expensive).

[@clint_jumawan]

@@MatthewSylvester-qr5bm When it heals try avoiding Doing exercises that applies Bicep tendons to cool it off for a month.

[@clint_jumawan]

@@MatthewSylvester-qr5bm Then good to hear just rest for now :)

[@amitsharma-ms7hw]

@@clint_jumawan guys can you plzz tell me how to figure it out whether its biceps tendinosis or bursitis. In my MRI it is written bursitis but my pain is exactly at the same place where this doctor is talking about.

[@robhutch]

Nice one. Straightforward, intelligent and pitched to normal folks with easy to understand and implement strategies. A breath of fresh air amongst so much dross on YT these days. Thank you.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@moggridge1]

Spot on as always. This accords with my personal experience exactly, including the causes, the desire to stretch the shoulder back which only makes things worse, the incorrect prescription of exercises with the band, and the long healing time. I wish I'd known this before I went through my six months of hell! :-)

[@rolliebeatz713]

Did it take you six months to heal from it?

[@TimmyTurner421]

Same here. It was misdiagnosed as an impingement and I've done a helluva lot of external rotation and it only made it worse... 1 year of hell. I've now rested it for the past 2 months and the swelling already reduced a lot.

[@moggridge1]

@@rolliebeatz713 Sorry, I didn't see your comment until now. Yes, it took six months. It seems shoulder injuries often take a while to heal.

[@amitsharma-ms7hw]

@@moggridge1 hello may i Know what was the cause of your shoulder pain ? actually I'm suffering from shoulder from the last 2.5 years. I did MRI twice and it says bursitis, taking physiotherapy from a long time but not getting desired result. any suggestion.

[@moggridge1]

@@amitsharma-ms7hw Well, my friend Amit, I got my shoulder pain from doing resistance training. It was from doing bicep curls with a weight that was too heavy for me really. The place I had it was right at the front of the shoulder where the shoulder starts to bend into the arm. I sympathise with you. It is a really annoying and constant pain. It is difficult to get relief even when you go to sleep. It also takes a long time to resolve. Physiotherapy worked for me. But, I think it's very important to only do it within the limits of your pain. I think I did the exercises too hard at the start. The only other thing I can suggest is the "hanging" exercise that has come to the fore fairly recently. Are you familiar with that? Have you tried it? It's supposed to work very well. If you don't know about it, I shall find a video link for you (there is also a book). Moggridge

[@mkejon71]

Yours is the most comprehensive, informative pod I have ever come across. I always come here when I am experiencing problems. Thank you.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome, and thanks for watching!

[@edm5929]

DaMm, I literally did all the things you mentioned that caused this issue for me, thank you for this great information, I shall start this road to recovery. very thankful for you 🙏🏽✌🏽.

[@lizisler9415]

It’s taken me 6 months and 2 specialists to find you. EVERYTHING you’ve said now makes sense. I wish I’d found you earlier. THANK YOU! Finally someone who knows her job!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

It's a pleasure!

[@chau_family]

Thanks for this informative video. It was an “ah ha!” moment confirming all the reasons for my shoulder pain

[@al-quraish4088]

Am also feeling lil worried...

[@SoniaGonzalez-bm9bw]

You hit it in the nose for me. I thought it was a shoulder issue and when to see a shoulder specialist and was told arthritis and he wanted to do cortisone shots. I declined, 4 weeks later still have pain. I do work on computer and at times I feel tingling down to the hand/wrist. I found you today. This makes total sense for what I’m feeling and experiencing. Oh my God. I was doing those behind the back stretches thinking it would be better. I am guilty of being too anxious to get back working out. Oh no. That’s a long time 😩. Thank you so much

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome, and good luck with your recovery!

[@Indasaid]

Thanks for another helpful video Maryke. Followed your recommendations in 2018 for achilles tendonitis which healed and has not reoccured. This time working on healing right biceps tendinopathy. The caution on stretching was especially helpful for me.

[@siro458]

This is by far the best video I have found that explains the bicep injury, and what to avoid. I got more information from this video than I did during my visit to my ortho and physical therapy. Thank you!

[@cryptophilosophy7104]

Thanks so much for this video - very professional and insightful! Much more detailed than the other videos I watched.

[@cristinaortega3792]

Gosh ! Your the most honest and informative doctor I’ve ever listened too. Thank you ! ❤

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You are welcome!

[@scottd1342]

Great easy to follow information without unnecessary waffle (like most of KZbin). I know what not to do now. Cheers

[@janmichaelchong]

This video explained what i been having pain for months. Physio told me its rotator cuff or labrum/ slap tear. Been doing su much stretches that never help and make it worst. Then i remembered that it started when I do so much weighted dips then shoulder pain started. Now just taking offload and will come back stronger. Thank you. One of the best video on youtube. I subscribed.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome, and thanks for subscribing!

[@longueteva7146]

I'm a french physio student and your video was very helpful!! Thanks

[@FlavinhaOliveira]

I’m almost 100% sure I got this on both shoulders from sleeping on my side. I know you didn’t mention this, but I’m pretty sure that was the cause for my pain. Could I be right? Thank you so much for your videos! They are so helpful! ♥️

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

It is possible - compression can sometimes cause injuries. And if you sleep with your arms high up under the pillow that can possibly increase the chances for some people. But sleeping on your side is a natural thing to do, so it may be that it was something that you did in the day or perhaps a too hard mattress that contributed.

[@momsterzz]

Yes, I think this is exactly what I did to mine.

[@pierogi3112]

Thank you. I've been doing all the aggravating things, stretching, the stretchy bands, too much exercise. I appreciate this video and direction. It will save me continued grief.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Good luck with your recovery!

[@QuotesArticles]

Woah! This is such a comprehensive video and super useful! Thank you so much for making this, really thoughtful of you to explain so many things! I really appreciate it!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mirsadmemic5863]

Me again . I can listen her says and days. Wery sentence is wright. She is giving doctorate exam lesson. Just beautiful!

[@astrocatcity]

This was a really informative video. I've struggled with biceps tendon pain for pushing 4 years and I am finally getting serious about rehab. Thank you!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Great to hear!

[@5dnozunhormtedn391]

have you recovered?

[@astrocatcity]

@@5dnozunhormtedn391 I have recovered I'd say about 85%, which is great. In order to do this I had to lay off weightlifting completely for about six months and devote myself to daily shoulder rehabilitation exercises, specifically the "shoulder pain solution" by the good folks at Precision Movement". It's a program you can do online

[@astrocatcity]

I also modified the types of weightlifting movements I now perform for my shoulders… The straight up military press still causes me pain but there are alternatives which seem to be fine for me.

[@5dnozunhormtedn391]

@@astrocatcity But are you healed, brother?

[@susieweeks535]

Thank you thank you thank you thank you. In the best part of a year you are the first professional to describe exactly my problem and give sound advice. I've seen masseurs, physios, osteopath, doctor I've had x rays, I've been told to stretch stretch stretch ( which in fact has made it far worse,) I've cried in the middle of the night several times when the pain has been unbearable and felt desperate my days of exercise and tennis seem over. And now you've given me a glimmer of hope. You are a goddess. I worship you for the clear communication and well structured informative video. Thank you. Bless you.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You are very welcome! Good luck with your recovery.

[@raulcisneros7086]

Same here!! finally something that describes what I have. It all started with pain when I suddenly stretched up or down now to a point of not being able to find a position in bed to sleep. This video gives me hope. HOpe you are by now doing great.

[@mediocremind3730]

This was amazing information, and exactly what has happened to me. I've been thinking it was my rotator cuff, and trying to fix it with external rotations, but this was spot on. Thank you so much for describing it succinctly and giving proper attention to what needs to happen to heal. 😁

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@DarkBuddha7]

Without consulting a dr ,i felt better after following your instructions with in one and half month of period...... you are such an angel. thanks

[@yaelv4712]

The bad thing with the biceps tendinitis is that it can cause an impingement. Impingement then causes bursitis and supraspinatus tears. The shoulder is so complex. If you do not allow to calm one thing down then it affects the rotator cuff tendons. I even got small labrum tears from my biceps tendinitis. There are still some movements that I cannot do, but I’m still optimistic that I can fix it without surgery. Thank you again for this very useful information.

[@SahilChauhan]

how is the bicep tendonitis going now?

[@kamranrahpymay-rad9427]

I just came across this video after going through several videos; this one by far is one of the best one so far- Many thanks

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Wow, thanks!

[@cheskamarie8248]

I learned so much from this video! This is so relatable . I’ve been going through this for so long with both of my arms . They flare up quick and I have been looking for ways to strengthen my arms but am scared of flare up lol

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Mine has a tendency to flare up really easy when I take up exercise after a long break. In my experience the two factors that are most important is 1. Start with very light weights and 2. Choose movements that are below 90 degrees shoulder flexion and that moves the arm in straight lines. Once you have built up a good base strength, then you can progress to more exciting things. Good starter exercises are Seated rows, Assisted pull-up but very light, bench press machine but keeping elbows lower than shoulders at about 45 degree angle. Go light and don't work to too hard until you've observed how they respond and perhaps only twice a week for a start.

[@jondoc7525]

For me it’s almost like a front delt pain but this . My front delts are weaker tho now as an advanced lifter . I can curl a lot but it’s the high bicep tendon .

[@adtjtjdjsj]

​@@SportsInjuryPhysioNone of your tips helped, seems like my tendinits will never go away

[@newts1964]

Did you use the website

[@joesutherland508]

Just received my ultrasound results for my 18 months long shoulder injury. The doctor suggested she thinks it’s bicipital tendinitis. Thanks to your video I hope to FINALLY be on the road to recovery. I’m so sick of this pain 😞.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome, and good luck with your recovery!

[@mariskonsteins7857]

Great respect for the passion of yours forwards giving people guidance and help with this common injury. 🙏🏽

[@justynjonn]

Most descriptive and watchable video I have seen on this injury.

[@gcsound12]

Having these exact issues, with what feels like a lot of referred pain/soreness in my pecs as well. Not fun, but this video was extremely helpful and informative! Thanks very much

[@thomaslawless5830]

I have the same thing! I'm trying to find info on that, where the pec is also achy as well as my bicip..

[@willrevvv]

Did you guys find anything? Been having that for sometime now

[@RGM2802]

This is the best information I have got on this topic. I have been suffering from it since 3 months and not getting better even after physiotherapy because they made me do all the exercise which is not supposed to do as u mentioned. Those stretches were just aggravating it. I am so thankful to you and God for helping me through this video. God bless you.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@DB-ci9lp]

Thank you doc. Tennis, car accident with hand on wheels, hard repetitive work, and finally numerouse bowling like long distance throws in to cops' vehicles with tight cuffs in the back f'ed it up from head to spine and wrist. I love your thorough explanations with passion. There is hope for me too? 😊

[@JackDataAnalytics]

You threw bowling balls in to police vehicles with handcuffs on?

[@jolyn7568]

​@@JackDataAnalyticsThat is what I read as well lol

[@dominicconte2183]

Best explanation I have found. Chin up challenge re-triggered my inflammation. Reverse dips and stretching did not make it feel any better. My chiropractor massaged it one time and started doing more back and rear shoulder strengthening and it feels completely better.

[@auricgoldfinger8478]

Brilliant explanation. I’ve had it twice now- once three years ago after paddle boarding. Now for 5 weeks after weights. I keep thinking it’s better, return to bands, or mow lawn, and it returns. Got to wait it out. Or move to South Africa for therapy

[@StaceyMeRH]

This video is honestly the very best I've found that explains bicep tendonitis and how to treat it. Thank you!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Great to hear!

[@SilentWolf1154]

Have been struggling with this pain for about 5 months. Maybe from yoga, maybe from crossfit, probably both. Afraid of exercise, just waiting for it to disappear. And.. sadly.. doing all stuff that irritates it. So this is very helpful. Thank you! (Also, just been to a doctor today - thus I was able to google "biceps tendonisis").

[@socks2441]

same. i bet so many people were doing all those wrong rotator cuff exercises and stretches. which are the exact wrong thing to do. i now know i fit that category.

[@rockon8174]

Stop doing CrossFit! That is the worse for your body! It's more like Cross Destruction!

[@tottablue]

Wow, this is the most comprehensive video I've seen on shoulder pain. Better than the ones from surgeons and shoulder experts. This explains everything in simple terms and with real life examples. I loved the section of do s and don't s, it clearly explains why you shouldn't do some of the movements and what to do instead. Now I understand what phases I will go through in order to heal my shoulder and what I did wrong in the first place. I'm really happy I found this video. It's like a weight lifted off of my shoulders now that I understand what happened and what to expect. Thank you very much. 🙏

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're very welcome!

[@marcinrzap6700]

Hey! Thank you for this massive amount of knowledge. I have one question yet: should I massage biceps tendon, roll muscle down elbow etc.? And if so, at what stage of recovery should I do that?

[@socks2441]

only cross friction, and only if it doesnt hurt. apparently within a minute of cross friction massage it should feel slightly better/ numb. apparently... i am just regurgitating info.

[@mohdubed5254]

@@socks2441 how is a cross friction massage done?

[@socks2441]

@@mohdubed5254 as far as I know just using your fingers side to side laterally along the muscle or tendon in question (cross friction, i.e not in line with the muscle/ tendon fibers)

[@socks2441]

be careful not to overdo it though, i have been doing it occasionally for what i can only guess is bicep tendonitis/ shoulder impingement etc, and at one point i over did it i think and it got worse, im not sure though. i may have neck issues or something, i know my neck was sore the day before from watching tv at a bad angle for too long. so maybe i have nerve issues stemming from my neck as well as shoulder impingement. that would kind of make sense. explain a few things. im guessing cross friction massage is not good for nerves.

[@svend.waterlaw8592]

I'm surprised. I watched many german physio clips and most of them were so wrong. Then came across your video and was stunned...you know what you are talking about. My problem is that I started dips as a new exercise and you named it as one of a potential problem - thank you!

[@Loosethefat]

Omg finally someone who knows what they are talking about. I watched many many videos on this topic and this one is far the best. Thanks.

[@Agreatdayneverends]

This video reminds us to often ignore advice from the numbskulls around us always telling us stretching is the answer to everything... Low level, uneducated trainers are the worse.

[@cgriesemer]

This was a really great video. I was struggling to unscrew a pipe with two wrenches, went way too hard with it, and the next day woke up and it felt like a grenade went off in my shoulder. Everything you've said on here resonates with my experience, to a T. Pain when driving, reach back, tenderness on the tendon, etc. I feel like this is the most accurate bicep tendonitis video on KZbin. Superbly informative, I am very appreciative of the knowledge here.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad it helped!

[@brennanhuff596]

So basically, don’t work out, don’t stretch. Unfortunately, if you don’t do that stuff, you get fat , lazy and depressed. Hmm 🤔 this sucks

[@PUBLICnoose]

Its just not working that arm. You can still workout the rest of the body

[@mohdubed5254]

@@PUBLICnoose i have it in both arms sadly

[@abhinandsp2679]

The most informative video on this topic . You need explain a video like this if you genuinely want help someone rather than giving some exercises. Kudos to you mam.

[@AxlCNRhK]

You just told me what I needed to hear, and not what I wanted to hear (which is to go ahead and do all the kind of stuff that is apparently making it worse), and for that I thank you!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad it was helpful!

[@annfoster1980]

By far the best and clearest explanation of my shoulder problem. Been persevering with bands and stretching excersizes for months. Completely going to change my routine now. Thankyou so much

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@STP420D]

Wow. This is nicely in depth. Covered what I think has been my problem on and off for so many years.

[@donthephoneman7084]

Thank you for the info . I retired I’m now 63 yrs old. I wanted to get back into body building. I definitely over did my training. Now I have to stop and let my tendons recover. I hate having too stop. But need to . And then I’ll start back with lighter weight and more reps.

[@jessicarumfeldt9434]

Thank you for this video! All the exercises my physiotherapist suggested has made my shoulder pain worse and now I know why.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Happy to help!

[@marcuscrowley6496]

A few years of ineffective rotator cuff exercises and today my physio honed in on the bicep tendon which was super sore. I then searched for information on YT and your video is very helpful. Thanks!

[@JaniceVE]

this video was SUPER helpful! She described my symptoms, experiences, and helped me understand what to do, what not to do, and how long it would take to get significantly better. Thank YOU so much!!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@michaelstevenson5626]

I’ve been suffering from this for years (ballroom dancer). Finally a Chiropractor checked it out and said it was my biceps rather than my rotator cuff. Your video detailed my symptoms perfectly. Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@reactor4]

This is the best video on KZbin concerning this issue, it's like you have to watching me work out!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Great to hear!

[@andrewgjkgjk]

I must say you are so skilled at explaining things in an easy to understand way -- like the way you demonstrated how isometric tension is equivalent to loaded movement. Really good presentation on this topic. Thank you.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're very welcome!

[@yaelv4712]

That was very useful. I am in my third month of rehab after my rotator cuff tear and biceps tendinitis with my physiotherapist. My previous physiotherapist was so bad. She showed me two of the exercises that you said were absolutely to avoid. And afterwards came the tear and the big injury. It’s so important to have a good physiotherapist. Thank goodness I found one at last! The previous therapist stretched my painful biceps tendon like crazy and she also told me to do something like tricep dips to strengthen my trapezius. That was when the whole thing got worse.

[@5dnozunhormtedn391]

have you recovered?

[@PhishedOff]

Just got this diagnosis yesterday and I knew to come to YOU - and it was the TOP video :) How did you know???? LOL THANK YOU, I know I can always count on your for honest and excellent help!!!

[@SunraiserR1]

Thank you now I know exactly how I got injured ( triceps dips ). This video was perfect to understand how it happened and how to fix it.

[@Thesunshinehustlaholic]

I have been dealing with this pain for about a month now and i couldnt explain what the heck it was or where exactly it is. It happened overnight when i was sleeping on my side and when i sleep i keep rolling on to it leaving me in the same pain day after day. I have watched videos after videos and went a massage therapist, which made it worse btw, and still it was never quite the right spot. This description is dead on! I was taking advil daily for it but it didnt seem to even touch it. Now i have answers. Today i did electrotherapy on it which allowed me to do my work without near as much pain. Tonight i am going to tiger balm it and wrap it up to see if that can help the healing process, but i am also going to do every single thing you just mentioned bc out of about 50 videos yours was exactly what i needed! thank you so much!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome, and good luck with your recovery!

[@kuvavastudios1746]

Hi I went to a sports doctor and got diagnosed with bicep tendinitis, but they offered me dextrose shots for my shoulder spots to help lubricate/calm the muscle. I felt it gave temporary relief but the doctor was not bothered to actually get me on a healing plan. Health profiteering at its best. Anyways, I have noticed that with rest the pain gets considerably lesser. Trying the steps in your video. Also a word of caution, be careful with the treatment plans that the doctors give.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Thanks for sharing, and good luck with your recovery.

[@DrRussell]

This should be paid content: the quality is that good. There are a lot of fitness KZbinrs contributing to joint and tendon issues unwittingly, and this sort of content is our saviour. Thank you. I will find a way to repay you.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@mindbodyphysio8094]

Excellent breakdown of this condition. Thanks for your time and sharing this information

[@FilmsPharmacy]

Amazingly informative video - I’ve had this for months now and wish I’d seen this sooner!

[@cotyt21c]

This has been killing me for months. Thank you so much!!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@dnz2900]

This is the most useful video i ever watched..your detections are better than a radiological image. Thanks you so much❤

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You are welcome!

[@svmuscle7677]

been having shoulder issues for years and never realized the bicep can do anything with it, definitely seems like this is my issue and I'm looking forward to seeing how it improves, thanks !

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@palimo3653]

Very informative. Probably the best video I seen on bicep tendentious. Im going to watch this weekly to keep reminding myself of what not to do and finally get rid of this injury.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Good luck with your recovery!

[@LivermoreFilm]

Thank you so much for this extensive education on Bicep Tendonitis. This really helped me to understand where exactly my pain is coming from and how to get back to normal. So grateful for this presentation!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad it helped!

[@lisabeeke7162]

So glad I found you, it's been so tough and I've been advised incorrectly and being stubborn has had painful consequences...thank you for your advice and I will LISTEN.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Welcome!

[@flexjay87]

Seems like such sage and expert advice, especially in the details of using a light weight for curls, instead of a band that applies more load as you raise it. BRILLIANT, thank you !!

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@BJones-yw4dd]

Your videos are always so informative -- this one popped up on my feed at the perfect time, as an old injury is flaring up and my PT just explained some of this to me, but in no way as well as you have done. Much appreciated.

[@zackat6477]

I’ve been to doctors, physio and even gotten a cortisone shot. Nothings worked. Nobody really understood what was going on except you. The doctors and physio gave me exercises to do that you said exactly not to do. I’ve had this for over 5-6months and this video made me finally feel like I found road to recovery.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Good luck with your recovery!

[@matthes1111]

Thank you for this extensive long and informational video!

[@ulasozcan1527]

Super helpful video with practical examples. Very thoughtfully structured. Well done

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

Glad it was helpful!

[@troublesomecat]

This video is so informative and understandable in your presentation. I got more out of your video than the 30 minutes with a sports injury physician, Thank you.

[@SportsInjuryPhysio]

You're welcome!

[@MrCubanDaddy]

I like how much detail and knowledge you provide with your videos keep it up 👍