What is another word for Serratus Muscles?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛɹatəs mˈʌsə͡lz] (IPA) 
The serratus muscles are important muscles located on the lateral side of the thorax. They form a fan-like shape and are responsible for stabilizing the shoulder blade and assisting in movements such as reaching and lifting. These muscles are also known as the serratus anterior muscles or the sawtooth muscles, due to their saw-like appearance. In addition, they are sometimes referred to as the boxers' muscles, as they are heavily used in punching and throwing movements. Other synonyms for the serratus muscles include the winged scapula muscles, due to their potential to cause winging of the scapula when weak or injured, and the lateral thoracic muscles, as they are situated on the lateral aspect of the thorax.
