Scapular tilt is a movement in which one part of the scapula moves farther away from the rib cage than another part. There are two types of tilt: anterior, when the lower part of the scapula sticks out, and internal, when it's affecting the medial border of the scapula. Whether scapular tilting is good or bad is contextual. It is no different from any other movement so it is useful as long as your body can choose when to use it and when not to. For example, scapular tilting can help you reach fa

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