
A Clinician's Guide to the Physical Therapy Balance Scale
When physical therapists discuss a "balance scale," they could be referring to one of two distinct approaches. One is the traditional, observational c...
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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...

Reactive strength is a cornerstone of athletic performance, enabling the explosive movements seen in sprinters and basketball players. It describes th...

Understanding a patient's physical condition begins with the fundamentals. Testing range of motion is a foundational clinical skill. It is not merely ...

To test grip strength, you use a device called a hand dynamometer to measure the maximum force your hand and forearm muscles can generate. The standar...

As clinicians, our goal is to move beyond subjective observation to objective measurement when evaluating a patient's progress. A restriction analysis...

Assessing movement is fundamental to physiotherapy and rehabilitation, and range of motion testing is the bedrock of this process. It is the clinical ...

If you've ever been in physical therapy, sports medicine, or even veterinary care, you've likely seen a goniometer. Think of it as a specialized protr...

When you hear "physical therapy," you might picture someone lying on a table while a therapist moves their leg, or perhaps doing isolated bicep curls....