Lateral Raise With Rotation For Tennis | Exercise 6.09
Original book reference 6.09. Review the video, setup and coaching cues before selecting resistance.
Exercise Video
Technique Photographs
The video and photograph show a diagonal band path from the raised hand toward the opposite foot. The original written task below specifies a same-side foot anchor. Use these visuals for the raised-arm position and movement sequence; record the anchoring variation rather than treating the setups as identical.
How To Perform The Exercise
Stand on an elastic band and hold it in the hand on the same side. Begin with the arm close to the body and thumb turned inward. Raise the arm out to shoulder height while rotating the thumb forward, then lower slowly.
Technique Cue
Stop at about 90 degrees of shoulder abduction and show the thumb-position change rather than lifting higher.
Book Technique And Progression
Book difficulty: 1 (the book’s exercise rating). Check the prerequisites and use loading suited to your technique and training history.
Raise the arm to shoulder height as the thumb rotates from inward to forward, then lower under control. The book flags an unchanged thumb position or lifting beyond 90 degrees as errors.
Related exercises: External Shoulder Rotation and Horizontally Abducted External Shoulder Rotation. See the tennis conditioning book for the full exercise description, and browse complete tennis workouts when ready to combine movements.
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Book reference: Advanced Concepts of Strength & Conditioning for Tennis, original exercise reference 6.09 Lateral Raise with Rotation.