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Data presented under the mobility category will show the range of motion covered during the movement. It is located in the left column of data on all 3 pages.
Data presented under the mobility category will show the range of motion covered during the movement. It is located in the left column of data on all 3 pages.
This data includes:
- The distance covered in centimeters
- The range of motion covered by each joint in degrees
- The percent contribution of each joint to the total range of motion covered by all three joints\.
- Asymmetry in the range of motion covered by the left and right sides
Upper Body - Static Tasks
Lower Body - Dynamic and Static Tasks
Lower Body - Performance Tasks
Data Points:
Data Points:
- Shoulder Abduction: The max abduction angle (in the coronal plane) between the upper arm and the transverse plane throughout the entire movement
- Shoulder Horizontal Abduction: The max abduction angle (in the transverse plane, posterior) between the upper arm and the coronal plane throughout the entire movement
- Shoulder External Rotation: The max external rotation between the upper arm relative to the shoulder segment throughout the entire movement
- Shoulder Internal Rotation: The max internal rotation between the upper arm relative to the shoulder segment throughout the entire movement
- Thoracic Flexion: The max flexion angle (in the sagittal plane, forward) between the upper spine and lower spine throughout the entire movement
- Thoracic Lateral Flexion: The max lateral flexion angle (in the coronal plane, to the side) between the upper spine and lower spine throughout the entire movement
- Thoracic Rotation: The max rotation between the upper spine and lower spine throughout the entire movement
- Lumbar Flexion: The max flexion angle (in the sagittal plane, forward between the lower spine and pelvis throughout the entire movement
- Lumbar Lateral Flexion: The max lateral flexion angle (in the coronal plane, to the side) between the lower spine and pelvis throughout the entire movement
- Lumbar Rotation: The max rotation between the the lower spine and pelvis throughout the entire movement
- Depth: The max difference between the height of the pelvis while standing and the bottom of the squat
- Stride: The max difference between the left and right ankle joints on the ground
- Hip Flexion: The max flexion angle between the pelvis and femur from the beginning of the movement to when the pelvis reaches its minimum height
- Knee Flexion: The max flexion angle between the femur and tibia from the beginning of the movement to when the pelvis reaches its minimum height
- Ankle Flexion: The max flexion angle between the tibia and foot from the beginning of the movement to when the pelvis reaches its minimum height
- Total: The sum of the max hip flexion, knee flexion, and ankle flexion that occurred from the beginning of the movement to when the pelvis reaches its minimum height
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