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The scapula is a bone, and doesn't benefit directly from exercise.

You can exercise the shoulder and back muscles by concentrating on exercises that benefit the pectoral, deltoid and latissimus dorsi muscle groups. One very simple one would be the common push-up; another would be the lat (or straight-arm) pull-down.

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