Pectoral minor stretch against a wall
Pectoral minor stretch against a wall, 3 sets, hold 30 seconds per side
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How to do the exercise
Sets: 3
Duration: 30 seconds per side
Description: Place your forearm and hand against a wall, with the elbow at shoulder height. Gently lean your torso forward while keeping the pelvis stable and the spine neutral to feel the stretch at the front of the shoulder and chest. Maintain the position without forcing or arching the back.
Tips: Keep the elbow slightly bent and avoid rotating the pelvis. Breathe calmly to facilitate muscle relaxation.
Progression: Gradually increase the hold time up to 45 seconds as the stretch becomes comfortable.
At a glance
- Goal
- Stretching
- Level
- Beginner
- Equipment
- wall
- Starting position
- Standing facing a wall, arm raised with forearm pressed against the wall
- Clinical goal
- Improve flexibility and mobility of the pectoral minor and thoracic region
- Also known as
- pectoral stretch, thoracic stretch against wall, shoulder stretch against wall







