5. Shoulder Joint Sport Skill Analysis Chart Fill in the table with the movement

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5. Shoulder Joint Sport Skill Analysis Chart

Fill in the table with the movements and muscle primarily involved in each movement listed in regards to the shoulder girdle. Break each movement into stance phase, preparatory phase, movement phase, and follow through phase. Along with determining muscles used, determine the type of contraction and list it after each muscle. I = isometric. C= concentric. E= eccentric.

I tried chegg and previous question posts were wrong and were using shoulder GIRDLE muscles and movements.

Exercise:

Stance Phase

Preparatory Phase

Movement Phase

Follow-Through Phase

BaseBall pitch

R

L

Volleyball Serve

R

L

Tennis Serve

R

L

Softball Pitch

R

L

Tennis Backhand

R

L

Batting

R

L

Bowling

R

L

Basketball Free Throw

R

L

Exercise:

Stance Phase

Preparatory Phase

Movement Phase

Follow-Through Phase

BaseBall pitch

R

L

Volleyball Serve

R

L

Tennis Serve

R

L

Softball Pitch

R

L

Tennis Backhand

R

L

Batting

R

L

Bowling

R

L

Basketball Free Throw

R

L

Explanation / Answer

Base ball

pitch

Adduction, retraction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid- C

Horizontal adduction, retraction

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator Scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

Abduction, elevation

Pectoralis minor - C

subclavius -C

Serratus anterior - C

Upward rotation and abduction

Pectoralis minor -C

subclavius - C

serratus anterior - I

Slight abduction

trapezius -C

Rhomboid -C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

adduction

Pectoralis minor -E

serratus anterior - I

Volleyball

serve

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction and downward rotation

Pectoralis minor - E

Levator scapulae - C

Trapezius - C

upward rotation and abduction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid - C

Pectoralis minor - C

Serratus anterior - I

elevation and upward rotation

pecctoralis minor - C

Levator scapulae -E

Trapezius - E

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid- C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid - C

adduction and downward rotation

Pectoralis minor - E

Levator Scapulae- C

Trapezius - C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

Tennis

backhand

Elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

upward rotation and abductioon

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

Pectoralis minor - C

Serratus anterior - I

adduction and downward rotation

Pectoralis minor - E

Levator scapulae - C

Trapezius - C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

Adduction

pectoralis minor - E

serratus anterior - I  

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

Adduction retraction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid -C

abduction retraction and depression

Pectoralis minor - E

Leavtor scapulae - C

Trapezius - C

abduction, elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator Scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

abduction, elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor -C

Levator scapulae- E

Trapezius - E

slight abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid -C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

abduction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid - C

Horizontal abduction

Tapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

Exercise Stance Phasse Prephase Movement phase Follow through phase

Base ball

pitch

R

Adduction, retraction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid- C

Horizontal adduction, retraction

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator Scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

Abduction, elevation

Pectoralis minor - C

subclavius -C

Serratus anterior - C

Upward rotation and abduction

Pectoralis minor -C

subclavius - C

serratus anterior - I

L

Slight abduction

trapezius -C

Rhomboid -C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

adduction

Pectoralis minor -E

serratus anterior - I

Volleyball

serve

R

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction and downward rotation

Pectoralis minor - E

Levator scapulae - C

Trapezius - C

upward rotation and abduction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid - C

Pectoralis minor - C

Serratus anterior - I

elevation and upward rotation

pecctoralis minor - C

Levator scapulae -E

Trapezius - E

L

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid- C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

Tennis serve R

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid - C

adduction and downward rotation

Pectoralis minor - E

Levator Scapulae- C

Trapezius - C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

L

Horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

Tennis

backhand

R  

Elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

upward rotation and abductioon

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

Pectoralis minor - C

Serratus anterior - I

adduction and downward rotation

Pectoralis minor - E

Levator scapulae - C

Trapezius - C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

L

Adduction

pectoralis minor - E

serratus anterior - I  

adduction

Pectoralis minor - E

Serratus anterior - I

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

horizontal abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

Bowling R

Adduction retraction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid -C

abduction retraction and depression

Pectoralis minor - E

Leavtor scapulae - C

Trapezius - C

abduction, elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor - C

Levator Scapulae - E

Trapezius - E

abduction, elevation and upward rotation

Pectoralis minor -C

Levator scapulae- E

Trapezius - E

L

slight abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid -C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

abduction

Trapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

abduction

Trapezius -C

Rhomboid - C

Basket ball free throw R

Horizontal abduction

Tapezius - C

Rhomboid - C

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