Who it is for
Clinicians who already use objective testing or want to understand where these tools may fit in a shoulder assessment.
HHD and force plate data
Reference data for clinicians using hand-held dynamometry and force plates in shoulder testing.
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Why this resource exists
Why it may help
Numbers can provide a baseline, show change and support a progression decision when the test is repeatable and interpreted in context.
How to use it
Use the data as a reference point, not a pass or fail rule. Consider the athlete, test method, equipment and task demand.
A practical reference
Use it to support the reasoning, not replace it.
Resources can organise your thinking and make useful information easier to find. The patient’s presentation, goals and response still decide what happens next.
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