Manual Therapy for Pec Minor Nerve Entrapment in the Shoulder, Arm and Hand

Manual Therapy, Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques for Pec Minor Nerve Entrapment in the Shoulder, Arm and Hand.
In this video Erik Dalton demonstrates how to release pec minor tightness that may be preventing the shoulder from full range of motion. This is a video clip from one of Erik Dalton's live workshops.
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[@daltonmyoskeletal]

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[@jiujitsu94]

This dude saved my career as a massage therapist. No longer do I have to perform deep tissue massage, I can accomplish the same things with his methodology.

[@advancedmassagemarksenzigb4240]

This technique hurt SO GOOD, great being the model. Its a great technique for athletes, especially swimmers.

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

Great to hear!

[@MsLaurenPanda]

Thanks!

[@fernsims3747]

I have a trapped nerve under the pec minor. Long time to get correct diagnosis. Had pain in the scalene, arm and under clavicle. How can I release this as any stretching or movement with the arms overhead or out to the sides triggers the pain in my neck and especially under the clavicle?

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

A nerve trapped under pec minor will not cause pain under the clavicle. It's most likely costoclavicular canal syndrome or possibly interscalene triangle compression. Would have to see patient to evaluate.

[@kidas52]

I have every symptom for cubital tunnel, guyons, de queverians, carpal tunnel. I have Jeannes sign on my right thumb, my pinky and ring knuckles have start to sink in, im guessing due to wasteing. I believe i have teres major syndrome from the relief i get when i lacrosse ball it. i need more help i cant find anything. do i do evry single execize? my wrists pop constantly and my adductor pollicis are wasteing on my left hand now also. texting with my pointer finger makes it flare up. moving my shoulder the wrong way and typing on pc does also

[@jiujitsu94]

jona Like typing your comment? Lol

[@artificialreality392]

Thoracic outlet Syndrome

[@cjatwnty8301]

Would this technique be also potentially help with pec major atrophy around the sternum, especially if there is a pec nerve entrapment causing it? Thanks.

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

Yes, but I would proceed slowly depending on the amount of atrophy...thanks!

[@cjatwnty8301]

@@daltonmyoskeletal Thank you for your swift reply Erik. I appreciate it. Valid point. It is only minor but not to the degree of the former wrestler Scott Steiner.

[@atalayapark]

How is externally and internally rotating the humerus going to change the length of the pec minor, if the muscle isn't attached to it?

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

Fascially....check out Tom Myers' Anatomy Trains

[@manus1522]

when you internally rotate the humerus you are tipping the scapula forward. the pec minor attaches to the coracoid process of the scapula.

[@TheCo11ection]

you dont need to read that lol. you can feel it by yourself, its impossible to internal/external rotate humerus without generating force onto the scapulae. what you should ask instead is why not work directly on the adhesion between pec minor and the brachial chord...

[@Ava-oc1dg]

For women?