I have a pain in the area between my elbow and shoulder ,however it only pains when I play badminton, when i'm at rest or at home there's no pain and I can move around my arm freely without pain ,why does it only pain during badminton? I'm a 20 years old f ,been playing badminton for 2 years ,and gymmimg for 1 yr. I do warmups and cooldowns almost all the time. Never had pains and injuries ever before so this is new to me what can this pain be.

Dr. Julie Mercy J DavidPhysiotherapist26yrs exp

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It may be rotator cuff injury keep ice after pain gets subsided do these exercise standing rows stand facing anchor with resistance band at elbow height. Step back until your arms are straight and the band has mild tension. Stand tall, bringing shoulders down and back and engage abdominal muscles (do not hunch shoulders or push out ribs). Draw elbows back while squeezing shoulder blades together behind you. You should feel the muscles between your shoulder blades activate and your chest open up. This strengthens the scapular muscles that for improved posture and scapular positioning. Perform 2 sets of 10. Dynamic t and I lay face down with arms out to sides like the letter ?t.? while drawing belly in and maintaining neutral spine, lift arms up to sides while maintaining ?t? position by engaging muscles between shoulder blades. Gently lower arms until they are down by your side, creating the letter ?i.? return to ?t? and repeat this movement. Do not arch lower back or lift head up. Perform 2 sets of 10. Bilateral external rotation stand tall with shoulders down and back drawing belly in towards spine. With elbows at 90-degrees and resistance band in hands, gently open arms out to sides against resistance. Don?t let shoulders tilt forward ? keep them down and back. This strengthens the rotator cuff muscles. Repeat 2 sets of 10 repetitions. Modified plank with protraction begin in a modified plank position resting on forearms. While maintaining neutral spine (draw belly up towards spine for transverse abdominus muscle engagement), activate serratus anterior by pushing through forearms, allowing shoulder blades to separate farther apart. Return to starting position. Perform 10 reps holding 3 seconds each time you push arms away. Pec stretch, w, and snow angel on foam roller t, w, and snow angel: position yourself on foam roller with both head and tailbone supported. For t: open arms out to sides and allow gravity to create stretch. Do not force arms down to ground if they do not touch. For w: bend both elbows and lower arms until arms hang at side. For snow angel: begin with arms down by your side. Gently move arms out sideside and overhead like you are creating a snow angel, and return to start. Hold t/w about 20 seconds. Do not perform snow angel if you have with this movement.  

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