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Originally Posted by hellothere
i forgot to mention that tight anterior muscles like the pec minor all contribute to that scap instability, because its essentially playing a "tug of war" with your scaps and the stabilizers and posterior muscles. Then the scalenes get involved and its all down hill from there.
In saying that though once u start correcting this and things start settling back into place it has a flow on affect and you get better alot quicker then you thought.
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But how to correct it? my pec minor and scalpula are bad. My traps seem worse than my scalenes usually.