
Center of Pressure vs Center of Gravity in Biomechanics
When analyzing human movement, two terms that often arise—and are sometimes confused—are the Center of Gravity (CoG) and the Center of Pressure (CoP)....
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When analyzing human movement, two terms that often arise—and are sometimes confused—are the Center of Gravity (CoG) and the Center of Pressure (CoP)....

At its core, using a goniometer is about aligning its central point—the fulcrum—with the joint's axis of rotation. One arm remains stationary along a ...

You can't manage what you can't measure. This old saying is especially true in rehabilitation and performance conditioning. When we need to know how s...

The center of pressure (COP) represents the single point on a surface where the total sum of all pressure acts. In human movement, this is the point b...

A portable force plate is a device that measures the ground reaction forces produced by a patient or athlete. It transforms subjective observations of...

Grip strength can be considered a vital sign for the entire body, much like a blood pressure reading provides a snapshot of cardiovascular health. It ...

For years, a clinician’s trained eye was the gold standard for assessing balance. We would watch a patient stand, walk, or perform a specific test and...

When physical therapists discuss a "balance scale," they could be referring to one of two distinct approaches. One is the traditional, observational c...

The 5 times sit to stand test (or 5xSTS for short) is one of the quickest, simplest, and most powerful assessments in the clinical toolkit. At its cor...