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In the condition known as adhesive capsulitis, adhesions form and the glenohumeral joint's shoulder capsule becomes irritated and inflexible. Spencer's methods and Maitland mobilization are crucial managerial interventions. In the past, both Spencer's method and Maitland mobilization have been shown to be successful in treating adhesive capsulitis. However, common sense dictated that the effects of using Maitland mobilization of the shoulder joint, which is largely impacted in adhesive capsulitis, and then Spencer's method of the shoulder joint should be studied. In order to increase the extensibility of Maitland joint mobilization procedures in patients suffering from adhesive capsulitis, our study assessed the effectiveness of various therapy approaches. AIM: To find out the effectiveness of Maitland mobilization technique and Spencer's technique in the patients of Frozen shoulder. STUDY DESIGN: Comparative Study. OUTCOME MEASURES: VAS Scale, SPADI Scale, Goniometry. RESULT: In this study, there are comparison of two techniques like Maitland mobilization technique and Spencer's technique in the patients of Frozen shoulder. Both groups exhibited significant decreases in pain post-intervention. But this study found the Maitland Mobilization technique is more effective than the Spencer's technique. CONCLUSION: The findings of the study suggest that Maitland mobilization technique (Grade I & Grade II) may be more effective than Spencer's technique in adhesive capsulitis shoulder to reduce pain, improve the functional activity and improve ROM.