Each session will last 17 minutes, taking place for 1 day a week, in a period of 4 weeks. The intervention will be carried out at the end of the training session. After the training, the technique of myofascial induction and eccentric exercises will be performed.

Each session will have a duration of 9 minutes, taking place during 1 day a week, in a period of 4 weeks. The intervention will be carried out at the end of the training session. After the training, the eccentric exercises will be performed.

The intervention by myofascial induction will consist of the application of two techniques: global technique of myofascial induction of the pectoralis major muscle (once the tissue is placed in tension, the direction of fascia release in that region should be followed and as a result of the release, the caudal hand can move to the pelvis in any direction, to the right or to the left) and telescopic technique for the upper extremity of the subject's dominant arm (gently tractioning the upper limb of the subject, making a slight external rotation, so slow and progressive). The subjects will then perform the eccentric exercises, which will also be done by control group subjects

The measurement of the range of motion of shoulder will be made by means of a goniometric evaluation. The physiotherapist will be placed homolateral to the shoulder of the subject, being in the supine position with 90º shoulder abduction and 90º elbow flexion. While the goniometer will be positioned with the fulcrum in the olecranon, the fixed arm projected in the direction of the styloid process of the ulna and the movable arm follows the movement of the ulna. The range of normal mobility of the internal rotation of the shoulder is 0-100º and the external rotation of 0-80º (the total glenohumeral rotation range of 180º) if measured from the longitudinal axis of the arm. The unit of measurement is the degree, with a higher score indicating greater mobility of the shoulder joint.

The assessment of the perception of pain of the coracoid process to palpation will be made with the Analog Visual Scale. The patient will be asked to indicate the pain that refers to the palpation in the region of the anterior aspect of the shoulder, in the area of the coracoid process. With this test the pain score of the subject will be measured, who will point in a straight line without dot marking between two extremes. The score range of this scale is 0-10, where 0 indicates no pain and 10 the maximum pain capable to endure.