What exercise type is NOT included in Scapular Stability?

Scapular stability exercises primarily focus on the engagement and control of the shoulder blades during movement. Such exercises typically involve maintaining a stable scapular position while coordinating movement through the upper and lower body.

In the context of the exercises mentioned, leg lowers do not specifically target scapular stability; rather, they focus more on the hip flexors and abdominal control as the legs are lowered from a raised position. This exercise emphasizes core strength and pelvic stability instead.

On the other hand, long stretch, elephant, and knee stretch exercises involve movements that require stabilization of the shoulder girdle, emphasizing the importance of the scapular position throughout the entire exercise. Each of these movements involves the arms and shoulders significantly, thus directly engaging the muscles that control the scapula. This is why leg lowers stand out as not being included in scapular stability training.