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🔥 Pain behind your shoulder blade? Your shoulder muscles may not be working together properly. Your shoulder blade needs multiple muscles working together every time you raise your arm—and one of the most important movements is upward rotation. Here’s what’s happening... ⚡ The upper trapezius, lower trapezius, and serratus anterior work as a team to upwardly rotate and control your shoulder blade. ⚡ If the upper trap starts doing too much while the lower trap and serratus aren't contributing enough, normal shoulder blade mechanics can become disrupted. ⚡ That imbalance can contribute to shoulder blade pain, fatigue, and winging during arm movements. So instead of throwing random shoulder exercises at the problem, we want to retrain the entire system. ✅ STEP 1: Controlled arm raise Raise a light weight to shoulder height while keeping the shoulder blade controlled. This emphasizes the lower trapezius and serratus without letting the upper trap dominate. ✅ STEP 2: Serratus push-up Keep your elbows locked as you allow the shoulder blades to come together, then actively push them apart. Don't compensate by rounding your upper back. ✅ STEP 3: Lower trap activation Bring your arms out to the sides with your thumbs up and squeeze your shoulder blades together as you lift. The goal here is to get the upper trap + lower trap + serratus anterior coordinating again so your shoulder blade moves smoothly when you use your arm. #ShoulderBladePain #ShoulderPain #SerratusAnterior #Trapezius #ScapularWinging
🔥 Pain behind your shoulder blade? Your shoulder muscles may not be working together properly. Your shoulder blade needs multiple muscles working together every time you raise your arm—and one of the most important movements is upward rotation. Here’s what’s happening... ⚡ The upper trapezius, lower trapezius, and serratus anterior work as a team to upwardly rotate and control your shoulder blade. ⚡ If the upper trap starts doing too much while the lower trap and serratus aren't contributing enough, normal shoulder blade mechanics can become disrupted. ⚡ That imbalance can contribute to shoulder blade pain, fatigue, and winging during arm movements. So instead of throwing random shoulder exercises at the problem, we want to retrain the entire system. ✅ STEP 1: Controlled arm raise Raise a light weight to shoulder height while keeping the shoulder blade controlled. This emphasizes the lower trapezius and serratus without letting the upper trap dominate. ✅ STEP 2: Serratus push-up Keep your elbows locked as you allow the shoulder blades to come together, then actively push them apart. Don't compensate by rounding your upper back. ✅ STEP 3: Lower trap activation Bring your arms out to the sides with your thumbs up and squeeze your shoulder blades together as you lift. The goal here is to get the upper trap + lower trap + serratus anterior coordinating again so your shoulder blade moves smoothly when you use your arm. #ShoulderBladePain #ShoulderPain #SerratusAnterior #Trapezius #ScapularWinging

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