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Sliding the arms up and down on the floor allow the shoulder blades to move on the back in the second lesson she calls "Evergreen Tree."
By Caroline Feig, DPT, GCFP; Margi Douglas MFA, Joe Miller GCFP, MA5
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Sliding the arms up and down on the floor allow the shoulder blades to move on the back in the second lesson she calls "Evergreen Tree."