Ep. 127 – The Pec Minor’s Role in Scapular Suspension

The Pec Minor's Role in Scapular Suspension

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December 23, 2019
Apical Expansion, Brachial Chain, Breathing, Diaphragm, Hyperinflation, Postural Respiration, Respiration, Ribcage, Scapula Position, Shoulder Flexion, Sternum, Techniques, Trunk Rotation

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