Muscles that retract and stabilize the scapula, essential for good posture and pulling movements.

Músculo Romboides

Información detallada

The rhomboids consist of two muscles: rhomboid major and rhomboid minor. They are located between the shoulder blades and connect the spine to the scapula. Their main functions are to retract (pull back) and stabilize the scapula. Strong rhomboids are essential for good posture and are heavily involved in rowing movements. Weak rhomboids can contribute to rounded shoulders.

Ubicación

Frente
Espalda

Ejercicios para este músculo

Grupo muscular
Espalda
Subgrupo
Romboides