From Anthony's post:
This study exemplifies why we test serratus anterior at over 120° (135° specifically) - because the muscle is maximally activated during muscle testing. So if its weak in this position - its weak in EVERY position.
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I have a patient who continues to have pain on the anterior part of her shoulder where the tendon crosses the acromion. Last treatment I did inline technique on the deltoid and 2 needle technique with high frequency at the coracoid process plus soft tissue work at the coracoid. Said it felt better after the treatment. I have treated all other areas related to the shoulder. It is better for a few days but pain usually sets back in. She is a personal trainer but has not been doing any shoulder exercises. Am I missing something, give it more time? I've treated her 7-8 times.
