Who it is for
Clinicians who want better repeatability from manual or instrumented shoulder strength testing.
Five ways to improve strength testing
Five practical changes that can make shoulder strength testing more consistent and more useful.
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Why it may help
Small changes in positioning, stabilisation and instruction can alter the result and make comparison less useful.
How to use it
Watch the video, choose one change to standardise and apply it consistently before adding more complexity.
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