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Basketball is getting much more serious and so are the workouts. i found out my pain is my pectnius muscle. any suggestens on a stretch i could do?
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Muscle strain.: Would see a local orthopedic surgeon to make sure muscle not torn /nothing more serious then he/she could refer you to a physical therapist. Stretch would vary depending on part strained.
Answered 8/15/2015
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