Urgent Scapula Check

Are my son's scapulae winging here?

https://vid.me/Kp4g

 

Thanks!

They look kinda winged, he should try sPL/PE0.5, maybe a version on the wall, standing or in his knees. 

Aww man all of that hard work to waste

You would know chuchodani cause he had developed such good protraction

Hard work never go to waste , wait for other people's opinion.

Also, is 0.5 the elevated version? 

Winging of the scapulae refers to the scapulae protruding from the body wall when one is attempting to protract the scapulae.

 

In this video your son demonstrates good protraction of the scapulae during the press phase and I see no signs of winging. On the retraction phase your son is able to disengage the serratus anterior muscle at some points which allow the scapulae to move away freely from the body wall momentarily. As he is young and very low body fat, you can really see the medial border of his scapulae but that in no way constitutes winging.

 

http://physiovolunteers.webs.com/photos/Case-Discussions/Scapular%20Winging.JPG

 

this image shows a young man pressing into a wall, and that is what winging of the scapula looks like.