How many days per week should I do the workouts? The program is designed for 3 days per week. This frequency helps you restore strength and mobility without overwhelming your joints or nervous system.
What equipment do I need? Light dumbbells (5–15 lbs recommended)
Resistance bands (light and medium resistance)
Wall space
What if I have previous shoulder injuries? This program is built to be joint-friendly and restorative, focusing on control, not aggressive loading.
However, always consult your physician or physical therapist before starting any new program if you’re recovering from an injury.
I missed a week — what should I do? Life happens!
Pick up where you left off.
The goal is to build a sustainable foundation, not race to a finish line. Your shoulders (and nervous system) will thank you for moving at your own pace.
Can I add this program on top of my other workouts? Yes — but listen to your body.
This program can complement strength training, yoga, or sports by improving shoulder function and reducing stiffness.
On heavy upper-body training days, you may want to separate the Pain-Free Shoulders sessions to a different time or use them as a recovery day.
Will this program help with posture too? Absolutely.
Many shoulder issues are tied to posture, ribcage position, and breathing patterns.
This program integrates breathwork, mobility, and strength to rebuild not just your shoulders — but your whole upper-body posture.
What happens after the 6 weeks? You can:
Repeat the program to deepen your results
Revisit specific sessions whenever you feel tight or unstable
Transition into more advanced pain-free performance training (coming soon!)
Your shoulders are a system — and you’ve just upgraded it.