Science-Powered Fitness: Scapular thoracic rhythm
Channel: Fluid Health and Fitness
Date: 08/11/2023

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🚀🔍 #FluidBiomechanics #MovementMastery #JoinTheJourneyUnderstanding scapular thoracic rhythm is crucial for those interested in the biomechanics of upper body movement. This rhythm refers to the coordinated movement of the scapula (shoulder blade) and the thorax (ribcage) during various activities, especially those involving overhead motions like reaching and lifting. It's an essential element in maintaining proper shoulder function and reducing the risk of shoulder injuries.

Scapular thoracic rhythm involves scapular protraction, retraction, upward rotation, and downward rotation. These movements are integral to a functional and stable shoulder girdle. But what's even more intriguing is the phase locking of the breath cycle to these scapular movements.

Properly timing your inhalation and exhalation with specific movements can optimize stability and muscle activation in the thorax and shoulder girdle. This synchronization is emphasized in rehabilitation and sports performance to enhance functional movement and overall shoulder health.

So, the next time you're working on upper body exercises or rehabilitation, consider the interplay between scapular thoracic rhythm and your breath cycle. It's a fascinating aspect of human biomechanics that can significantly impact your performance and well-being."

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