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programs were written on slips of paper, and the subjects were assigned to each program by drawing lots. The participants’ serratus anterior, lower trapezius, upper trapezius, and pectoralis major muscle activities were measured. The experimental group received 20 minutes of scapular stabilization exercise and 20 minutes of spinal

Figure 1 programs were written on slips of paper, and the subjects were assigned to each program by drawing lots. The participants’ serratus anterior, lower trapezius, upper trapezius, and pectoralis major muscle activities were measured. The experimental group received 20 minutes of scapular stabilization exercise and 20 minutes of spinal

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Figure 3. Spine stabilization exercises
Figure 3. Spine stabilization exercises
EG, experimental group; CG, control group; “mean + standard deviation Table 1. General characteristics of the subjects(N=30)
EG, experimental group; CG, control group; “mean + standard deviation Table 1. General characteristics of the subjects(N=30)
Figure 4. Measuring posture
Figure 4. Measuring posture
SA, serratus anterior; LT, lower trapezius; UT, upper trapezius; PM, pectoralis major; EG, experimental group; CG, control group; “mean + standar deviation; *p< .05 Table 2. A comparison for EMG activation of muscle within and between the groups(N=30)
SA, serratus anterior; LT, lower trapezius; UT, upper trapezius; PM, pectoralis major; EG, experimental group; CG, control group; “mean + standar deviation; *p< .05 Table 2. A comparison for EMG activation of muscle within and between the groups(N=30)
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