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Old 01-24-2014, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by hellothere View Post
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.
But how to correct it? my pec minor and scalpula are bad. My traps seem worse than my scalenes usually.
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