Following the August 2024 release of a U.S. government report linking higher levels of fluoride in drinking water to lower IQ in children, a new review conducted by the National...
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| | | | | | | | Seated Scapular Retraction | The seated scapular retraction exercise helps bring the shoulders out of forward slumping and back into normal alignment, decreasing the risk of impingement.
Step 1: Sit or stand in an upright position while keeping your head straight up. Keep your arms by your side the entire time.
Step 2: Slowly bring your shoulders straight back and squeeze your shoulder blades together while also pushing your shoulders down (scapular depression). Hold for three seconds.
Step 3: Slowly bring your shoulders back forward. Don’t jut your chin when you bring your shoulders back.
Step 4: Repeat this movement 12 times per set and perform three total sets. | | Explore More Fitness |
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