Passive Stretch of the Pectoralis Minor
Passive stretch of the pectoralis minor, 3 sets, hold 30 seconds per side
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How to do the exercise
Sets: 3
Duration: 30 seconds per side
Description: Stand near a wall or doorframe. Place your forearm against the surface, elbow at shoulder height, then gently turn your body in the opposite direction to stretch the pectoralis minor. Maintain the position without forcing, then slowly release.
Tips: Keep the shoulder low and relaxed during the stretch. Breathe deeply to promote 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 near a wall or doorframe
- Clinical goal
- Improve flexibility and reduce tension in the pectoralis minor for better shoulder mobility
- Also known as
- stretching pectoral minor, shoulder pectoral stretch, passive pectoralis minor stretch







