Explain the greater risk for injury in motion

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Clarify the solution of the given problem

Problem- Torn Rotator Cuff describes in detail the type of motion.

Part 1- In what plane and about what axis the motion occurs in that associate with the greater risk for injury. The conditions that contribute to injury should also be described.

I need help to explain the greater risk for injury in motion.

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