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Serratus Anterior Muscle
By: Tim Taylor
Last Updated: Jun 25, 2015
The serratus anterior muscle is a broad, curved muscle located on the side of the chest. It functions to pull the scapula (shoulder blade) down and to the front, and is used to thrust the shoulder forward as when pushing something.
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