Comparison of Scapular Stabilization and Mobilizations in Sub Acromial Pain Syndrome

"Ball stabilization exercise: While standing close to the wall, the participant will be asked to position her affected hand on the ball and keep the ball from moving as disturbance will be applied in different directions.~Wall push up: While facing wall patient will be asked to place both hands on wall, shoulder width apart. He will be instruct to breath in, bend his elbows, lean into wall and hold this position for one second then breath out slowly push back until arms are straight again Wall slides~• Patient will be asked to lean his head, upper thorax and butts against the wall, place his hands and arms against the wall in high five position."

"Patient lies on unaffected side close to the edge of the treatment bench with hips and knees bent for stability.~Therapist will start by supporting the patient arm on his/her forearm so that shoulder is in maximally loose pack position.~Then he/she will grab on the scapula with both hands. One hand supports the scapula from cranial around the acromion and scapular spine and other hand from the caudal at the inferior angle of scapula.~Then both hands move the scapula cranially over the thorax into elevation and caudally into the depression, upward/downward rotation as well as retraction and protraction."