Bill, thanks for the redirect...this is regarding a massage client I have. He injured his shoulder in a motorcycle accident. He was racing at the time, had no memory of the crash at all. The doctors told him he had a nerve injury, most likely a stretch in the brachial plexus. He had severe pain along that pathway for an unknown time period. He now has no pain, sensation is returned, but there are parts of the tricep that are not working. He also has a winged scapula. I do not know if this is a serratus anterior injury from the accident, or what started it. I'd like to have him strengthen the serratus anterior while we work on strengthening his triceps. I know one exercise for the serratus, but would apprectiate knowing more than one. My current plan is to have him fix the winging with strength training, and therapy, then see what else may be frozen in the shoulder from the injury. When his shoulder is immobilized, he can make the full range of motion action with his tricep. It's weak in some areas, but still present. I hope this is enough to help you help me
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