The Pec Minor Is A Weirdo

The Pectoralis Minor is weird in all the best ways. It is a minor player in the shoulder world in the same way that a minor chord will change the entire feel of a song. Give the song Creep, by Radiohead, a listen and then queue up this episode, sit back, and fall in love with why weird, in both music and anatomy, is so beautiful. 

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