The serratus muscle stabilizes and «locks down»
the scapula against the chest wall during shoulder movements such as push - ups or bench press.
Firm
your scapulas against your back and draw them down toward the coccyx.
But be sure that she doesn't pull you any deeper into the back bend; she should only support
the scapulas against the back torso.
Not exact matches
Often called the sexiest muscle on the male physique, the serratus anterior lies atop the outer sides of the highest eight ribs and is responsible for protracting your
scapula, assisting in rotating it upward and stabilizing it
against the rib cage, which makes it critical for overall shoulder health and mobility.
It protracts the
scapula (pulls it forward) and holds it
against the wall of the thorax, which is very important in throwing and pushing movements.
Press the sacrum and
scapulas firmly
against the back torso, and lengthen the coccyx toward the raised heel.
Serratus anterior can be palpated by placing the fingers flat
against the rib cage just lateral to the
scapula and moving them up and down in a superior / inferior direction, then moving them around toward the front of the chest, stopping before one reaches the pectoral muscle.
And these muscles attach to the
scapula and they function to keep the
scapula pressed
against the thoracic wall, and when the trapezius is contracted they can retract the
scapula.
The Push - up performed
against a wall strengthens the chest muscles and is a «plus» is added, the
scapula muscles can also be activated.
• However, because these muscles must resist and contract
against the nearly horizontal pull of the wide - grip on your shoulders and
scapulae (shoulder blades), IT MIGHT MORE PROPERLY BE REFERRED TO AS A good ribcage and shoulder stretcher.
Because the
scapula are inhibited as they are forced
against the bench.