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Video Summary
Tamar Brand Perez, a physical therapist, discusses various exercises to strengthen the serratus anterior muscle, focusing on progressive difficulty based on patient strength. Starting with simpler movements for lower strength levels, Perez outlines exercises from arm protraction to advanced positions like bird dog, push-ups, and side planks, emphasizing form and scapular control to avoid winging. She advises ensuring patients can maintain proper form and adjusting exercises based on capability, progressing from basic arm movements on a table to complex full-body exercises to challenge the muscle effectively.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 49
Topic
Shoulder
Keywords
2nd Edition, CASE 49
2nd Edition
Shoulder
serratus anterior exercises
progressive difficulty
scapular control
physical therapy
muscle strengthening
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