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Anterior Deltoid

Flexion: PM




Horizontal flexion: PM

Middle Deltoid

Abduction: PM


Horizontal Extension: PM

Posterior Deltoid

Extension: PM




Horizontal Extension: PM

Pectoralis major, clavicular

Flexion: PM




Horizontal Flexion: PM

Pectoralis major, sternal

Extension: PM


Adduction: PM




Horizontal Flexion: PM

Coracobrachialis





Horizontal flexion: PM

Latissimus Dorsi

Extension: PM


Adduction: PM

Teres Major

Extension: PM


Adduction: PM


Inward Rotation: PM

Triceps Brachii- long head

Extension: PM

Subscapularis

Flexion: Asst.




Inward Rotation: PM

Teres minor

Outward Rotation: PM


Horizontal extension: PM

Infraspinatus

Outward Rotation: PM


Horizontal Extension: PM

Supraspinatus

Abduction: PM