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    Movement and Postural Assessments

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    This document provides the results of movement and postural assessments for an individual. The overhead squat assessment found bilateral foot turnout, knee valgus, and forward lean. The single-leg squat found knee valgus and hip drop on both sides. Potential muscle imbalances are identified. The postural assessment notes asymmetry including higher right waist angle, left shoulder height, and right foot outward. Areas of compensation and potential underlying muscle imbalances are described.

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    Movement and Postural Assessments

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    This document provides the results of movement and postural assessments for an individual. The overhead squat assessment found bilateral foot turnout, knee valgus, and forward lean. The single-leg squat found knee valgus and hip drop on both sides. Potential muscle imbalances are identified. The postural assessment notes asymmetry including higher right waist angle, left shoulder height, and right foot outward. Areas of compensation and potential underlying muscle imbalances are described.

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    This document provides the results of movement and postural assessments for an individual. The overhead squat assessment found bilateral foot turnout, knee valgus, and forward lean. The single-leg squat found knee valgus and hip drop on both sides. Potential muscle imbalances are identified. The postural assessment notes asymmetry including higher right waist angle, left shoulder height, and right foot outward. Areas of compensation and potential underlying muscle imbalances are described.

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    Movement and Postural Assessments

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    This document provides the results of movement and postural assessments for an individual. The overhead squat assessment found bilateral foot turnout, knee valgus, and forward lean. The single-leg squat found knee valgus and hip drop on both sides. Potential muscle imbalances are identified. The postural assessment notes asymmetry including higher right waist angle, left shoulder height, and right foot outward. Areas of compensation and potential underlying muscle imbalances are described.

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    Movement Assessment

    OVERHEAD SQUAT
    VIEW CHECKPOINT MOVEMENT RIGHT LEFT
    S OBSERVATIO
    N
    Feet Turn out yes yes
    ANTERIOR Flatten
    Knees Move Outward - yes Outward - yes
    inward/outwar
    d
    LPHC Excessive
    LATERAL forward lean
    Low back
    arches
    Shoulder Arms fall
    Complex forward
    POSTERIOR Feet Flatten
    LPHC Asymmetric
    weight shift

    COMPENSATION PROBABLE PROBABLE POSSIBLE


    OVERACTIVE UNDERACTIVE INJURIES
    MUSCLES MUSCLES
    Both feet turn out Soleus, Biceps Medial Hamstring,
    Femoris, TFL Gluteus Maximus,
    Gracilis, Popliteus,
    Sartorius
    Both knees - varus Piriformis, Biceps Adductors
    Femoris, TFL Complex, Medial
    Hamstring,
    Gluteus Maximus

    SINGLE-LEG SQUAT
    VIEW CHECKPOINT MOVEMENT RIGHT LEFT
    S OBSERVATIO
    N
    Knees Move inward
    Hip hikes
    ANTERIOR LPHC Hip drops yes yes
    Inward
    rotation
    Outward
    rotation

    COMPENSATION PROBABLE PROBABLE POSSIBLE


    OVERACTIVE UNDERACTIVE INJURIES
    MUSCLES MUSCLES
    Hip drops Adductor complex Gluteus Medius
    (same side as
    stance leg),
    Quadratus
    Lumborum (same
    side as stance leg)

    UPPER EXTREMITY TRANSITIONAL ASSESSMENT


    HORIZONTAL ABDUCTION TEST
    COMPENSATION POTENTIAL MEANING
    Shoulders Protract Overactive pectoralis major/minor
    Underactive rhomboids, middle/lower
    trapezius
    ROTATION TEST
    COMPENSATION POTENTIAL MEANING
    INTERNAL ROTATION
    Shoulders Protract Overactive pectoralis major/minor
    Underactive rhomboids, middle/lower
    trapezius
    SHOULDER FLEXION TEST
    COMPENSATION POTENTIAL MEANING
    N/A

    Postural Assessment

    ANTERIOR
    FEET Right foot outward
    PATELLA Level
    KNEE
    QUADRICEPS
    GREATER TROCHANTER
    ASIS
    ILIAC CREST
    WAIST ANGLE Right waist angle greater
    RIBS
    SHOULDER Left shoulder higher
    CLAVICLE
    NECK
    LATERAL
    FEET both feet flat
    KNEE
    LUMBAR
    THORACIC
    SHOULDER Rounded
    NECK
    POSTERIOR
    FEET Right foot outward
    ACHILLES TENDON
    CALCANEUS
    POPLITEAL FOLD
    KNEE
    HAMSTRING
    GLUTEAL FOLD
    GREATER TROCHANTER
    PSIS
    ILIAC CREST
    WAIST ANGLE Right waist angle greater
    LUMBAR-THORACIC SPINE
    ALIGNMENT
    INFERIOR ANGLE
    TRAPEZIUS Left trapezius bulkier
    SHOULDER Left shoulder higher
    NECK

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