How to do a PVC Shoulder Flexion
Reviewed by Jim Parker, CPT, B.A. Kinesiology
About this exercise
- Sets Logged
- 27,843
- Popularity Rank
- 704th
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Shoulders Strength
- 61 mSCORE 104th
- Equipment Required
PVC Pipe
Workouts with PVC Shoulder Flexion
Instructions for Proper Form
PVC Shoulder Flexion is an isolation exercise that primarily targets the shoulders, more specifically the rotator cuff muscles. This exercise involves using a PVC pipe to guide the movement, which helps to improve shoulder mobility and flexibility. The use of a PVC pipe ensures a controlled range of motion, making it an excellent addition for anyone looking to enhance shoulder functionality and prevent injury.
- Stand with your feet a little wider than your shoulders and bend your knees slightly.
- Put one end of a PVC pipe on the ground about an arm-length in front of you, like a stake.
- Grasp the PVC Pipe with both hands at a level higher than your waist.
- Keep your grasp on the pipe in the same position as you hinge your hips back.
- Keep your arms extended, open up your shoulders, and pull your shoulder blades onto your back.
- You’ll feel this stretch in your shoulders.










