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Procedure
Ask the client to bring the hand behind his back as in to touch their opposite shoulder blade TIP 265 
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Zero Position
- Anatomical Position
- Forearms flexed
- Hands in “thumbs up” position
- Fingertips touching TIP 303
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Caution
- If there is a history of shoulder dislocation
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Endfeel
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Avoid
- Extension of the spine TIP 262
- Flexion of the spine TIP 261
- Abduction of the arm in the end position TIP 257
- Excessive protraction of the scapula TIP 263
- Flexion of the wrist TIP 305
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Permit
- Elbow flexion TIP 256
- Neutral position of forearm (thumbs up) TIP 303
- Extension and abduction of the humerus to bring the arm behind the body TIP 265
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Agonist Muscles
Shoulder (Arm) Medial Rotators
Subscapularis, PM Anterior Deltoid Pectoralis Major Latissimus Dorsi Teres Major [/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]
Antagonist Muscles
Shoulder (Arm) Lateral Rotators
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Tissues Compressed
- Agonists, shoulder medial rotators
- Anterior glenohumeral capsule
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Tissues Stretched
- Antagonists, shoulder lateral rotators
- Posterior glenohumeral capsule
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Joints Directly Involved
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Joints Indirectly Involved
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Special Notes
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