Alternating Seated Shoulder Circle
Improve shoulder mobility and posture with alternating seated circles! A gentle exercise you can do anywhere.

Muscle Groups
Primary
Secondary
Instructions
Seated Alternate Shoulders Circle
Positioning
Sit Down: Find a comfortable, stable surface to sit on, such as an exercise mat or floor.
Leg Position: Sit cross-legged or with your legs extended in front of you, whichever is more comfortable.
Back Position: Keep your back straight and upright to maintain proper posture.
Arm Position: Raise both arms to shoulder height, keeping your elbows bent at a 90-degree angle with your palms facing forward.
Movement Instructions
Start the Circle: Begin by rotating your right arm in a circular motion forward. Keep your elbow bent and aim for a smooth motion.
Alternate Arms: After a set number of circles (e.g., 5-10), switch to your left arm and perform the same circular movement.
Reverse Direction: Once you’ve completed forward circles with both arms, repeat the process by rotating both arms in a backward circular motion.
Maintain Control: Focus on engaging your shoulder muscles while keeping the movements controlled. Avoid swinging your arms; concentrate on smooth and steady rotations.
Breathing: Inhale deeply while relaxing your shoulders and exhale as you perform the circles.
Tips
Start with smaller circles if you are new to this exercise, gradually increasing the size of the circles as you become more comfortable.
Keep a relaxed posture; tension in the neck or shoulders can limit your range of motion.
Repeat the entire sequence for 2-3 sets, allowing for short breaks in between.





