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Your physical therapist can recommend a home-exercise program to strengthen and stretch the muscles around your shoulder, arm, chest, and neck to help prevent future injury. These may include strength and flexibility exercises for the shoulder, arm, chest, neck, and core muscles.
Here are five exercises that Richardson says women should avoid. Don't do straight leg push-ups. Push-ups often are the culprit of neck, lower back, elbow and shoulder pain.Instead try: Push-ups on your knees. Focus on where you place your hands to make sure you're working the chest.You can also try the dumbbell bench press instead for toning the chest and shoulders.Lie flat on your back and, with arms straight up and dumbbells in hand, slowly lower the arms to just past a 90-degree angle or until you feel a slight stretch in your chest. Repeat three sets of 10 reps. Don't do sit-ups.on't do straight leg push-ups. Push-ups often are the culprit of neck, lower back, elbow and shoulder pain. Instead try: Push-ups on your knees. Focus on where you place your hands to make sure you're working the chest. You can also try the dumbbell bench press instead for toning the chest and shoulders.