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Sharing a video of what a shoulder labral repair actually looks like Tomorrow I’ll share a few of my favorite exercises to do if you have a labral tear to your shoulder. The exercises that I will share have helped me so much that I never needed to repair my left shoulder even though I tore it over 15 years ago! So stay tuned…. Repost of @tribemedical A demonstration of a shoulder labrum repair using soft anchor FiberTak for instability. Once we got the licorice (labrum) cinched down to the pear