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The trapezius is a large surface muscle originating from the back of the head to the lower portion of the thoracic spine. It is both vertical and horizontal.
The trapezius has three functions: The upper region supports the weight of the arm. The middle region retracks (pulls back) the shoulder blade. The lower part rotates and lowers the scapula.
Muscle imbalances in the trapezius significantly affect posture and disrupt normal shoulder motion leaving the shoulder vulnerable to injury.
Rounded shoulders and a stooped posture overstretches, thins, and eventually weakens the trapezius making it difficult to pull the shoulders back and down.
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