Movement Screen
A standalone screen of the twelve positions we test, scored and written up, for athletes who want a baseline before a season rather than a fix for something painful.
The same screen that sits inside the new patient assessment, run on its own. Squat, hinge, single-leg stance, gait, overhead reach, rotation, and trunk control, each scored on the same scale every time so the numbers are comparable across sessions.
The output is the interesting part: not a pass or fail, but which side gives up first and under what load. That is the thing a training program can act on.
What it changes
- ✦A comparable baseline for pre-season and mid-season
- ✦Side-to-side asymmetries written down rather than eyeballed
- ✦Findings your coach or trainer can program around
Questions
Is this the same as a physical?+
No. It does not clear you medically for sport. It measures how you move and where the asymmetries are.
More in Testing & Movement Screens
New Patient Assessment
History, a scored movement screen, and a hands-on exam. You leave with a written plan, a visit count, and a total.
Gait & Running Analysis
Treadmill video from four angles, broken down frame by frame, so a recurring injury traces back to a mechanic.
Throwing & Overhead Screen
A shoulder, thoracic spine, and hip screen for throwers, swimmers, and overhead lifters, measuring the rotation and mobility the sport actually demands.